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Saving it on one host's local filesystem doesn't feel particularly production-ready. There is a distributed store system for Kubernetes called "Longhorn" that I
by hotpotamus 3y ago
Saving it on one host's local filesystem doesn't feel particularly production-ready. There is a distributed store system for Kubernetes called "Longhorn" that I've heard good things about, but I haven't really looked into it much myself. I just run a pair of VMs with a manual primary/replica setup and have never needed to fail over to the replica yet, but I can imagine some sort of fully orchestrated container solution in the future.
- justinclift 3y agoHeh Heh Heh I'm just pointing out how it's commonly done. Of course people add things like replication, distributed filesystems, (etc) to the mix to suit their needs. :)
- hotpotamus 3y agoYep, it seems like the most common answer is “pay exorbitant prices to your cloud provider for a managed SQL database”, but we’ve managed to save a chunk of money running it on our own. I’ve always said that between three engineers(me being one of them), we can form one competent DBA, but our needs are also pretty modest.
- Kab1r 3y agoI've had bad luck with longhorn, but I have heard good things about using Rook with Ceph for PVCs