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## Building a containerized application

With this blog, you will build a containerized application that uses:
- a backend Redis server container
- a frontend Python application container
- a back-end Redis server container
- a front-end Python application container

To do so, you can pull the relevant images from the `quay.io` registry.

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![running an image](img/building-a-kubernetes-application/running-an-image.png)

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5. Enter the container name `redis-server`.
6. Click **Start Container**.
![start a backend container](img/building-a-kubernetes-application/starting-a-backend-container.png)
![start a back-end container](img/building-a-kubernetes-application/starting-a-backend-container.png)

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7. Click the **Logs** tab to view that the Redis server is running in standalone mode.

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6. Click **Start Container**.
![start a frontend container](img/building-a-kubernetes-application/starting-a-frontend-container.png)
![start a front-end container](img/building-a-kubernetes-application/starting-a-frontend-container.png)

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7. Click the **Logs** tab to view that the application is running on port `5000`.
![frontend app running](img/building-a-kubernetes-application/frontend-app-running.png)
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8. Click the **Open browser** icon on the right side of the page.
9. View the running frontend application.
![running frontend application](img/building-a-kubernetes-application/running-application-locally.png)
9. View the running front-end application.
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## Creating a pod
You can use both the containers to create a pod. This way both the frontend and backend container applications can share resources, such as storage and network.
You can use both the containers to create a pod. This way both the front-end and back end container applications can share resources, such as storage and network.

**_Pod creation with existing containers_**

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