It's all about the Data
summary
Claims a concrete flow: a demo application (Pac‑Man front end with MongoDB / Postgres back end) is packaged as an application-consistent unit, snapped via CSI-backed persistent volumes, exported to object storage and restored into another cluster where leaderboards reappear. Backup and scheduled snapshot export to S3 complete, and an EKS to GKE migration (and vice versa) with transformable restore policies runs end-to-end. External databases (AWS RDS) are captured via config maps/secrets and included in restores.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:28Data in modern systems
- 4:19Data protection importance
- 6:23Kubernetes data management
- 8:49First demo: Protecting a full application in Kubernetes
- 14:28Kubernetes storage and CSI drivers
- 16:32Protecting external data services
- 19:59Demo: Restoring RDS data
- 23:29Stateful vs stateless myths
- 25:58Data management principles
- 26:42Hands-on with tools
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