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| ====== Container Platform ====== | ====== Container Platform ====== | ||
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| ===== Discussion ===== | ===== Discussion ===== | ||
| - | A Container Platform is a computing platform that supplies the runtime and supporting capabilities required to deploy and operate [[private: | + | A Container Platform is a computing platform that supplies the runtime and supporting capabilities required to deploy and operate [[public: |
| A Container Platform may supply: | A Container Platform may supply: | ||
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| * Workload restart and recovery | * Workload restart and recovery | ||
| - | A Container Platform uses one or more [[private: | + | A Container Platform uses one or more [[public: |
| A Container Platform differs from a container runtime: | A Container Platform differs from a container runtime: | ||
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| * A Container Platform combines a container runtime with capabilities used to deploy and operate Containerized Workloads | * A Container Platform combines a container runtime with capabilities used to deploy and operate Containerized Workloads | ||
| - | A Container Platform differs from a [[private: | + | A Container Platform differs from a [[public: |
| * A Container Platform is the general concept | * A Container Platform is the general concept | ||
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| * On physical computing resources | * On physical computing resources | ||
| - | * On [[private: | + | * On [[public: |
| - | * Within an [[private: | + | * Within an [[public: |
| * Through a provider-managed service | * Through a provider-managed service | ||
| - | * In a [[private: | + | * In a [[public: |
| - | * In a [[private: | + | * In a [[public: |
| - | * In an [[private: | + | * In an [[public: |
| ===== Definition ===== | ===== Definition ===== | ||
| - | //computing platform that supplies the runtime and supporting capabilities required to deploy and operate [[private: | + | //computing platform that supplies the runtime and supporting capabilities required to deploy and operate [[public: |
| ===== Source ===== | ===== Source ===== | ||
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| * Securely configured | * Securely configured | ||
| * Highly available | * Highly available | ||
| - | * Compliant with an applicable [[private: | + | * Compliant with an applicable [[public: |
| * Authorized to execute a particular Workload | * Authorized to execute a particular Workload | ||
| * Connected to an external network | * Connected to an external network | ||
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| * An operating system | * An operating system | ||
| * A provider | * A provider | ||
| - | * A [[private: | + | * A [[public: |
| ===== Example ===== | ===== Example ===== | ||