<p>I'm starting in Kubernetes and I have a question about the CronJob, in my project I need a cron job to be launched every minute. On many tutorials people use the CronJob resource, I set it up and I see that every minute a pod is created to perform the command and is then destroyed, and that indefinitely. 
I wonder if in my case (every minute) it's interesting to use the Kubernetes CronJob resource knowing that every minute a pod is created by pulling an image etc.... I find the process a bit cumbersome, isn't it better to have a simple pod executing the cron in the traditional way?</p>

Youss
<p>Look at running a cronjob inside the pod instead of kubernetes CronJob. That way you don't have to bother about launching a new pod every minute.</p>
