Hi Thanks. Awesome content. Very clear. I can reproduce easily. I have a question. Some storage solution run in kubernetes. Would you recommend it on the same cluster or outside cluster on an other kubernetes cluster dedicated for storage Even though there a test cluster i am scared that if kubernetes breaks, you could not reach data anymore on the pv in the cluster.
Aah ok. That changes things :) Looking at the docs and all, you could use a network file system and mouth that perhaps, but I don't really have much experience with on-prem scenarios. Theoretically, from the end-user perspective it shouldn't really make any difference which volume type you're using, but I bet there are other things to worry/think about when running on-prem.
Can you define PersistentVolumeClaim directly under persistentVolumeClaim property of Pod definition? For simple claims it could simplify configuration.
Theory followed by the actual example was really helpful to understand the whole concept better.
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Thanks. Awesome content. Very clear. I can reproduce easily.
I have a question.
Some storage solution run in kubernetes.
Would you recommend it on the same cluster or outside cluster on an other kubernetes cluster dedicated for storage
Even though there a test cluster i am scared that if kubernetes breaks, you could not reach data anymore on the pv in the cluster.
Hi Mohamed,
You could always use a remote storage location and provision it in GCP, Azure, AWS.
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Cloud is not an option
We have on-premise cluster
Aah ok. That changes things :)
Looking at the docs and all, you could use a network file system and mouth that perhaps, but I don't really have much experience with on-prem scenarios. Theoretically, from the end-user perspective it shouldn't really make any difference which volume type you're using, but I bet there are other things to worry/think about when running on-prem.
Can you define PersistentVolumeClaim directly under persistentVolumeClaim property of Pod definition? For simple claims it could simplify configuration.
no, in the pod spec, you can only reference an existing claim.
my pod is in pending status.
what’s the error?