Getting Started with Yugabyte Kubernetes Operator
summary
Live demos show the Yugabyte Operator running on GKE creating a YugabyteDB cluster via CRDs, changing the replication factor and adding three t2-standard worker pods to scale out, then removing two to scale back while keeping queries serving. The operator provisions storage, exposes ysql and ycql endpoints, performs a backup snapshot and restores it, and logs controller events for resource lifecycle so the cluster stays consistent and available during the operations.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to Yugabyte Kubernetes Operator
- 1:11Why use Kubernetes for databases
- 3:46Custom resources and controllers
- 7:25Operator lifecycle management
- 10:37Deploying with Yugabyte Operator
- 13:00Replication and master nodes
- 16:01Application integration basics
- 19:37Monitoring and logging
- 22:29Performance tuning tips
- 24:52Troubleshooting common issues
- 26:31Resources and next steps
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