Pods

Using pods to share group resources

Overview

Pods enable you to share storage, networking, and other resources among a group of applications on a single agent. You can then address them as one group rather than as separate applications and manage health as a unit.

Pods allow quick, convenient coordination between applications that need to work together. For example, a primary service and a related analytics service or log scraper. Pods are particularly useful for transitioning legacy applications to a microservices-based architecture.

Features

Co-located containers.
Pod-level resource isolation.
Pod-level sandbox, ephemeral, and persistent volumes.
Pod-level health checks.

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Quick Start

Launching a pod from the CLI or UI

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Technical Overview

Understanding pods

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Using Pods

Creating and managing pods via the CLI or the Marathon API endpoint

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Pod Examples

Understanding field definitions and examples of pods

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