In case of a pod `command` , I thought we always need `/bin/sh -c` or something . . .

Dhawan Shringi:
In case of a pod command , I thought we always need /bin/sh -c or something of the sorts for the command execution, are there any cases where we don’t add that?

Fernando Jimenez:
/bin/sh -c only when you need the shell to interpret something. If it is an executable you do not need it.

Edith Puclla:
I have the same doubt, could give us an example @Fernando Jimenez? :pray::slightly_smiling_face:

Fernando Jimenez:
Instead of this

command: ["/bin/sh", "-c", "sleep 3600"]

Since sleep is an executable, then

command: ["sleep", "3600"]

Dhawan Shringi:
Thanks Fernando! :slightly_smiling_face: