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Last updated 7 years ago

Pi provides the following features:

  • - atomic group of one or more containers.

  • - temporary disk space for containers in the pod, available along with the pod lifecycle.

  • - persistent storage for stateful workload, automatically replicated to protect your data from failures.

  • - Layer-2 private network dedicated to your account to isolate your traffic from the rest customers.

  • - Kubernetes abstraction to provide a network connection to one or more pods. For more detail see the background on .

  • - Static public IPv4 address to associate with your pod, making them accessible on the Internet.

  • - Encrypted object that contains a small amount of sensitive data such as a password, a token, or a key.

  • - Separate geographic physical data centers, completely indepedent from one another.

  • - Isolated physical locations within a region, interconnected through low-latency links.

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