This is bad example, because it creates more questions than it answers: - what if the master pod dies (or I transfer it to another node pool)? - how do I make

This is bad example, because it creates more questions than it answers: - what if the master pod dies (or I transfer it to another node pool)? - how do I make sure if everything dies, my data is safe? - how do I use peristent disks in this scenario? - how can I have a service that handles both the master and the replicas? - what happens when I update the node pool to a new version of Kubernetes - How can I achieve true HA?