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Seems to be the only way to really run stuff on kube (and not on GCE), until kube has support for sticky node persistence. It's no coincidence that all of the k
by lclarkmichalek 12y ago
Seems to be the only way to really run stuff on kube (and not on GCE), until kube has support for sticky node persistence. It's no coincidence that all of the kube examples use redis as a datastore