A sanitation routing image sits in OCIR and must run on OKE. What is the atomic scheduled unit that actually runs that image (alone or with tightly coupled sidecars)?
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Short Explanation
On Kubernetes/OKE, the Pod is the thing the scheduler places—the suitcase that holds your container (and optional sidecars). Long-running services usually wrap Pods in Deployments, but the Pod is still what runs the OCIR image.
Full Explanation
A Pod is the smallest deployable scheduled unit in Kubernetes: one or more containers sharing network namespace and volumes. The image pulled from OCIR runs inside that Pod. Compartments, Services, and ConfigMaps are not the runnable scheduled unit. Everyday services are usually owned by Deployments, yet those controllers still create Pods.