This lesson (Ch 4.7 AKS) shows AKS scaling up an application by adding more containers within a K8s pod, but AFAIK, that is not how K8s works

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As the workload increases, K8s would add another pod which has whatever container(s) is/are configured to go in that pod.

Pods are the scalable unit in K8s, not containers within a given pod.

Lars Klint Answered 8 months ago · Answer 1 · 2021-05-18 04:13:39

Lars Klint

Answered 8 months ago

Hi Adam,

Thanks for the feedback. You are absolutely right, and I appreciate you pointing it out. I have just created a fix, which will be published soon.

Thanks again.
Lars

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