GKE – Why have more than one container per pod?
Say you have a Web Server that you need containerized. Part of that server services requests that are long running task (most likely run by a background process).
It would make sense to have the background process run as a service on a different VM (node); however, both VMs would need the same configMap and the same underlying storage.
This is the perfect use case for a single pod hosting multiple containers (containerized VM nodes).
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