Databases and Kubernetes
summary
Flant shares practical experience running databases and stateful applications on Kubernetes, using concrete examples to show when it makes sense to deploy databases in Kubernetes and when doing so is unjustified, harmful, or unsafe. The talk covers operational considerations and decision criteria for placing stateful services on Kubernetes.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 9:20High availability philosophy
- 15:27Data consistency guarantees
- 22:34Kubernetes data storage
- 29:06Deployment case studies
- 38:24Cloud solutions and operators
- 45:30Is this for you?
- 48:03Q&A
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