April 2018
Intermediate to advanced
374 pages
8h 35m
English
Containers also have a state that is managed individually for them, since each Pod can have one or more Containers. The Container states are simpler and quite direct:

The container states will all have a timestamp associated with them, indicating when the cluster recorded the container in that state. If more than one state has been processed through, there will also be a last state field. As containers are fairly ephemeral, it is fairly common to see a previous state of Terminated, which includes information about when the container started, when it finished, its exit code, and a string entry ...
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