Building Stateful Workloads in Kubernetes
summary
Code-first recipes for moving data into Kubernetes: how to use persistent volumes and claims to separate ops/dev ownership, use volumes for file sharing (watch out for network file locks), map configuration with ConfigMaps and Secrets (note secrets can be encrypted at rest since 1.13), and run clustered services with a stateful set with headless service so three‑node or five‑node quorums have stable DNS names. Includes concrete kubectl commands like kubectl api-resources and kubectl create secret and shows the approach working end to end.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 3:19What is State?
- 11:31File Storage
- 13:21Persistent Volume
- 16:14Configuration
- 24:35StatefulSet
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