Thanks for sticking with me Tim. So what I currently have is a pod that has two containers in it. One container has the port 5000 and one has the port 5432. When I run `kubectl get pods` I can see my the IP for my pod and I can curl that from any machine. I exposed this deployment using `kubectl expose deployment frontend` which created a Service for my pod. If I run `kubectl get services` and grab the clusterIP of said service and then curl `<cluserIP>:5000` the port the application is listening on that works fine on any machine also.
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