Moving & managing k8s persistent data across clusters and cloud
summary
Portworx presents a containerized software defined storage layer that pools local block devices on Kubernetes nodes, exposes PVs, and supports snapshots, encryption, QoS and both synchronous (metro) and asynchronous cross-cluster replication. The demo moves a PetClinic + MySQL app from GKE to EKS by creating a cluster pair, writing incremental transfers to an object store (S3-compatible) on a schedule (as often as every minute or seconds), keeping destination deployments scaled to zero, then running activate migrations to bring pods up; a live demo has minor hiccups but the recorded run completes.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to talk
- 0:28What Portworx does
- 3:58Storage integration basics
- 6:05Disaster recovery overview
- 9:19Live demo setup
- 12:24Demo execution
- 19:55Migration results
- 23:09Q&A session
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