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Fully fledged (HA) Kubernetes Cluster using official kubeadm, ansible and helm. Tested on RHEL/CentOS/Ubuntu with support of http_proxy, dashboard installed, ingress controller, heapster - using official helm charts
Mount Kubernetes PVs locally using SSHFS/NFS
A golang based Kubernetes application which can scale volume dynamically
Kubernetes CSI driver for TrueNAS Scale
Container Storage Interface (CSI) for MooseFS
Dynamic PVC provisioner for pods requesting it via annotations. Automatic PV releaser.
Host a graph database such as OrientDB on IBM Container Service using Kubernetes APIs
Container Storage Interface (CSI) driver for Storidge CIO software. Deploy automated persistent storage for Kubernetes clusters.
Scheduled backup and disaster recovery solution for Google Filestore using kubernetes cronjobs
here are some k8s manifest files that I wrote in the k8s learning journey
a tool to monitor pv sizes in GKE and push metrics to GCP monitor
Small bash script that displays all your Kubernetes PVC stats (used storage, available storage..)
Sidecar container running along with vngcloud-blockstorage-csi-driver controller to provide changing volume type of inflight persistent volumes
Project to create a NFS Server container on top of Kubernetes/Openshift
An easy, simple way for backing up Persistent Volume Claims inside your Kubernetes Cluster without installing anything into your cluster.
Mount Kubernetes PersistentVolumeClaims to your local filesystem
Project for "Cloud technologies" course
Deploying a springboot and mysql stack, using docker, docker-compose for dev env, using kuberntes for production env, the whole deployment tested in minikube
This project features two microservices on GKE using a shared Persistent Volume for file storage and processing. The first microservice handles file storage and coordinates with the second for product calculations. Deployment is automated via a CI/CD pipeline using GCP services like Cloud Build, Artifact Registry, and GKE.
This repository Explains Kubernetes storage using Volumes. It explains static and dynamic provisioning with EBS and EFS, how PersistentVolumes (PV), PersistentVolumeClaims (PVC), and StorageClasses (SC) are created, and how they are attached to pods, with examples using StatefulSets.
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