"A persistent volume is a slice of storage, provisioned by an Kubernetes administrator, that can be attached and mounted to pods." Sounds important, doesn't it?

"A persistent volume is a slice of storage, provisioned by an Kubernetes administrator, that can be attached and mounted to pods." Sounds important, doesn't it? But what does it actually mean and how does it work? When deploying stateful workloads, such as a database, into Kubernetes, persistent storage is a must-have. For that reason Kubernetes provides persistent volumes. But what are those specifically and how do they work internally? Our newest blog post, "what is a Kubernetes Persistent Volume?" answers them in a technical, but not super-technical fashion, making it possible for people to really grasp the how and why aspects. https://www.simplyblock.io/post/what-is-a-kubernetes-persistent-volume https://www.simplyblock.io/post/what-is-a-kubernetes-persist... Question: Do you use Persistent Volumes in Kubernetes? If so, tell us your preferred storage plugin is or if you have any issues.