text: **Child pool**
  Administrators can use child pools to control capacity allocation for volumes that are used for 
  specific purposes. Rather than being created directly from managed disks (MDisks), child 
  pools are created from existing capacity that is allocated to a parent pool. As with parent 
  pools, volumes can be created that specifically use the capacity that is allocated to the child 
  pool. Child pools are similar to parent pools with similar properties. Child pools can be used 
  for volume copy operation. Also, see “Parent pool” on page 781. 
  
  **Cloud Container**
  Cloud Container is a virtual object that includes all of the elements, components, or data that 
  are common to a specific application or data. 
  
  **Cloud Service Provider**
  Cloud Service Provider (CSP) is the company or organization that provides off- and 
  on-premises cloud services, such as storage, server, and network. IBM Spectrum Virtualize 
  includes built-in software capabilities to interact with Cloud Providers such as IBM SoftLayer, 
  Amazon S3, and deployments of OpenStack Swift. 
  
  **Cloud Tenant**
  Cloud Tenant is a group or an instance that provides common access with the specific 
  privileges to an object, software, or data source. 
  
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