Ah, got it. I get that. With Docker I just put things in their own Docker network and don’t think about it, and use the built-in dns. Docker’s default network d

Ah, got it. I get that. With Docker I just put things in their own Docker network and don’t think about it, and use the built-in dns. Docker’s default network doesn’t have DNS for “backwards compatibility reasons” so you have to create one that has it (this is what Docker Compose does). You can also share network interfaces in Docker (like a k8s pod) which is what I think you’re referring to (and maybe where _pod_man gets it’s name).