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Thanks for sharing it. Related to how cnpg handles backups which is done by barman, it's not gonna take a pgdump ( witch is a logical backup) , it's gonna take a physical backup + wals.
Nice vid! But we need to talk about the timing here. I just spent all the leisure time of the past week figuring this out for my home lab. Joking aside, thanks for the vid. Gave me a few nice nuggets 🙂. What I want to know is how you recommend solving the whole "don't run databases on networked storage" problem. In a K8S cluster, a lot of storage is in someway networked storage. Or is this another outdated piece of advice, just like "don't run databases in Kubernetes"?
@@mischavandenburg Sorry i should have clarified. I can do this stuff at home, yes, but at work we aren't in a position to use kubernetes yet so kind of stuck with azure devops pipelines etc but using various 'on prem' servers rather than containers
Nice video as usual mischa! When do you think it's a better option for a company to use a managed solution like RDS vs maintaining your own database with K8s? I think that most small-medium teams, managing your own DB infra has serious overhead/technical debt.
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Awesome video, burying terror about DBs running on Kubernetes.
This guy has the touch.
Appreciate it!
Thank you very much. I'm currently working with EDB in Kubernetes and this video will help me a lot
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for sharing it. Related to how cnpg handles backups which is done by barman, it's not gonna take a pgdump ( witch is a logical backup) , it's gonna take a physical backup + wals.
Great video as usual 🎉
Thank you 🤗
Nice vid! But we need to talk about the timing here. I just spent all the leisure time of the past week figuring this out for my home lab. Joking aside, thanks for the vid. Gave me a few nice nuggets 🙂. What I want to know is how you recommend solving the whole "don't run databases on networked storage" problem. In a K8S cluster, a lot of storage is in someway networked storage. Or is this another outdated piece of advice, just like "don't run databases in Kubernetes"?
Hi. Great Video! Thank you!
It would be nice to have connection pooling with pgbouncer explained/covered too.
Noted as a follow up video idea :)
Whats the difference between read and read only services?
Read also includes the primary. Read only just the replicas (hot standby feature in Postgres).
Hey Mischa, great video! Could you share how you have set up the PG metrics on Grafana? For instance, the last backup made. I love that one.
Happy to address this during one of the live calls in my community
great video, can you do similar operator video/s for mysql/mariadb if possible?
Sure, why not
mysql operators are not nearly as feature complete as this one.
The video is super helpful! I completely agree with the comment about the value of analyzing a CloudNative operator MySQL/MariaDB.
very nice
Thanks
Will you do any content for those of us unable to use kubernetes yet for various reasons?
Most of my content is exactly that. You can do it at home, with stuff you already have at home :)
@@mischavandenburg Sorry i should have clarified. I can do this stuff at home, yes, but at work we aren't in a position to use kubernetes yet so kind of stuck with azure devops pipelines etc but using various 'on prem' servers rather than containers
Great video. I learned a lot.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this
Great video, may I know which camera you use for shooting.
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Nice video as usual mischa! When do you think it's a better option for a company to use a managed solution like RDS vs maintaining your own database with K8s? I think that most small-medium teams, managing your own DB infra has serious overhead/technical debt.
depends entirely on the situation and team. if it's a small db and you're already running k8s it can save some serious cash by self hosting it
kubectl cnpg status " not working. where is the cnpg subcommand from?
I provide tech support in my community
Are you on Mac or Linux ? Which DE are you using ?
I'm on arch btw, using cosmic currently
Cool 😎 I thought u moved to MacOS for multimedia like recording videos and streaming ?