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| A ready-to-run application that is started from an image and includes all application dependencies. |
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| The code that allows you to run containers on top of an operating system. |
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| The default container engine on RHEL 8. It should be pronounced CRY-o. |
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| A common solution to run containers. |
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| The read-only instance from which a container is started. |
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| The standard in container orchestration and also the foundation of Red Hat OpenShift. |
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| The Systemd feature that is needed to start Systemd user units at system boot and not at user login. |
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| An isolated environment that is created by the Linux kernel and allows for running containers in complete isolation. |
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| The Red Hat platform, based on Kubernetes, that is used for container orchestration. |
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| The technique that ensures containers can be offered in a scalable and redundant way in corporate environments. |
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| A location where container images are started from. |
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