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Kurt Stam has been working in the enterprise integration space for the two decades. He has designed and implemented integration solutions for high-volume distributed systems in the telecommunication, financial, and travel industries. He is a core middleware developer at Red Hat where he worked on JBossESB, Apache jUDDI, S-RAMP and SOA Governance. Currently he is working on the Fabric8 project. He is passionate about open source and holds a Ph.D. in Computational Mechanics. In his spare time he kayaks along the East coast of the US.
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No it cannot, but you can start multiple containers running the same service/application, if you need to handle more load. Containers should be kept stateless and immutable. If you need (shared) storage you can use Kubernetes Volumes.
Hi Angus, here you can find some more pictures. I hope that gives you a good idea of what it looks like: https://github.com/Project31/kubernetes-installer-rpi/wiki.
Cheers! --Kurt