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Yes. Lots of companies run things like ElasticSearch and Cassandra in Kubernetes. And even sharded RDBMS's are doable now thanks to projects like Vitess, which
by seabrookmx 3y ago
Yes. Lots of companies run things like ElasticSearch and Cassandra in Kubernetes. And even sharded RDBMS's are doable now thanks to projects like Vitess, which famously underpinned YouTube. Basically if there's a mature k8s operator for the DB in question, it's pretty straight forward. The "use containers/k8s for stateless stuff only" approach is very dated.