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If you're new to Kubernetes, you shouldn't attempt to run a RDBMS, especially if it's not a dev/staging DB and/or needs to run in a HA config. Operators aren't
by sascha_sl 7y ago
If you're new to Kubernetes, you shouldn't attempt to run a RDBMS, especially if it's not a dev/staging DB and/or needs to run in a HA config. Operators aren't mature and if you're rolling your own statefulset you better know what you're doing (with kubernetes and with the DB you're running).
- speedplane 7y ago> If you're new to Kubernetes, you shouldn't attempt to run a RDBMS ... if you're rolling your own statefulset you better know what you're doing I've been doing this for a while. Before there were statefulsets, it was pretty painful. But now, it's relatively easy. Sure, not as easy as a PaaS database that seems to just work, but much easier than managing a cluster of servers with all sorts of crazy scripts.