Merge pull request #565 from jonboulle/master

spec/aci: fix pods link

Author: jonboulle

spec/aci.md

@@ -234,7 +234,7 @@ JSON Schema for the Image Manifest (app image manifest, ACI manifest), conformin
     * **isolators** (list of objects of type [Isolator](types.md#isolator-type), optional) list of isolation steps that SHOULD be applied to the app.
     * **mountPoints** (list of objects, optional) locations where an app is expecting external data to be mounted. The listed objects contain the following key-value pairs: the **name** indicates a label to refer to a mount point (which may be used by the executor when resolving a mount to a volume in the PodManifest), and the **path** stipulates where it is to be mounted inside the rootfs. The name is restricted to the [AC Name](types.md#ac-name-type) Type formatting. **readOnly** is a boolean indicating whether or not the mount point will be read-only (defaults to "false" if unsupplied).
     * **ports** (list of objects, optional) ports that this app will be listening on once started. This field is informational: example uses include helping users to discover the listening ports of the application, or indicating to executors ports that should be exposed on the host. This information could also optionally be used to limit the inbound connections to the container via firewall rules to only ports that are explicitly exposed. Each object can represent either a single port or a port range (contiguous set of ports).
-        * **name** (string, required, restricted to the [AC Name](#ac-name-type) formatting) descriptive name for this port; for example, "http" or "database". This field is used as a key in the [Pod Manifest](#pod-manifest-schema) when specifying ports to be forwarded from the host.
+        * **name** (string, required, restricted to the [AC Name](#ac-name-type) formatting) descriptive name for this port; for example, "http" or "database". This field is used as a key in the [Pod Manifest](pods.md#pod-manifest-schema) when specifying ports to be forwarded from the host.
         * **protocol** (string, required) protocol that will be used on this port. MAY be any value, but typically SHOULD be a transport layer (Layer 4) protocol - for example, "tcp" or "udp". The executor MAY refuse to execute if this field contains an unrecognized value.
         * **port** (integer, required) port number that will be used; see also **count**. Must be >=1 and <=65535.
         * **count** (integer, optional, defaults to 1 if unset) specifies a range of ports, starting with "port" and ending with "port" + "count" - 1. Must be >=1.