- local-path-provisioner VS sig-storage-local-static-provisioner
- local-path-provisioner VS csi-lib-utils
- local-path-provisioner VS nfs-ganesha-server-and-external-provisioner
- local-path-provisioner VS kind
- local-path-provisioner VS sig-storage-lib-external-provisioner
- local-path-provisioner VS csi-driver-nfs
- local-path-provisioner VS subvars
- local-path-provisioner VS proxmox-k8s
- local-path-provisioner VS external-snapshotter
- local-path-provisioner VS topolvm
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nfs-ganesha-server-and-external-provisioner
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external-snapshotter
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local-path-provisioner reviews and mentions
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K8S: Improve NFS PV performance
For block, I normally go down two roads. The first is Rancher's local path which is basically bind-mounts but presented as PVCs. link This is great for things like DB clusters where you don't have node-level redundancy of the data because the application is taking care of that for you. The second one is Rancher's Longhorn Link which provides iSCSI and NFS storage but from inside the k8s cluster. I personally find the NFS performance is pretty good when it comes to Longhorn because it has been tuned, it's designed to scale out IE each share has its own NFS server and it's written in GO.
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Interesting tools?
localpathprovisioner : to provision storage in local machine
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Storage provisioner for self-created clusters in 2022, for disk-heavy workload like MySQL?
Another option is using a local path CSI provider. There are a lot of options, I usually use the rancher one: https://github.com/rancher/local-path-provisioner However, this will give you the least amount of functionality, for example your pods will only be able to be scheduled on a specific node and there is no replication.
- Single-node storage recommendations
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No persistent volumes available for the official apache airflow helm chart
I set up SC using local-path-provisioner
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Running Kafka on Kubernetes for local development with Storage class
In a recent post I showed a setup to run Kafka on Kubernetes locally using Persistent Volumes(PV) and Persistent Volume Claims(PVC), this post covers the setup using Kubernetes Storage Class(SC) and leveraging the default one provisioned automatically by Kind which is the Rancher local-path-provisioner.
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What's the best way to troubleshoot PVCs?
Or another solution, if there are no need to share data between node(s) and master(s) could be to use a local provisioner https://github.com/rancher/local-path-provisioner
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Really basic question.
Local-path-provisoner https://github.com/rancher/local-path-provisioner
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Installing gitlab on kubernetes with kustomize
Persistent Volume : Gitaly will store repository data data on disk, for that your kubernetes cluster must have a way of provisioning storage. You can install local path provisioner in your cluster for dynamically provisioning volumes.
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K3s homelab with 3 nodes and 1 physical disk - what to use for persistent storage?
I would use local-path-provisioner, which is built into k3s by default. Do you know about the Local Persistent Volumes feature that was introduced in Kubernetes 1.10? The local-path-provisioner is also from Rancher, and it takes advantage of this feature.
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K3s Local Path Provisioner Vs K8s sig storage local static provisioner
I'm trying to figuring out the best way to set up the local storage for a K3s cluster, one made up of KVM virtual machines running on one Proxmox VE server. In my research of this matter, I found out that, while K3s comes with its own local path provisioner, there's another local static provisioner available in the K8s sig ecosystem.
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Is it possible to find some good soul that actually understands Kubernetes well?
Hi, I am a student from Slovakia and my master thesis is based on Kubernetes. To be exact I need to design and implement data sharing on Kubeflow (ML platform on K8s).Even know I work in a IT company that uses K8s to deploy staff (baby minik8s version) I know exactly ZERO people that understand it well. I'm getting super lost so I'm trying to find someone even here. I'm willing to pay for consultation as much as my student situation allows. I hope this will not be labeled as "job opening" considering it's hardly one :DI have to submit detailed plan for my thesis in a month and with no help I will be probably flunked from my school :( My supervisor is a clever science guy, even programmer, but no devops engineer, he barely understands the concepts of it.My current problem is:I deployed kubeflow with Istio and Dex on my dedicated server. It is a two node cluster, second node is on a VPS. Master node is on the dedicated server, but it's unbound, therefore can be scheduled too. I have this provisioner. I created an account and namespace. It tells me I'm not authorised to list notebooks. The role (kubeflow-admin) has sufficient permissions and appropriate RoleBinding exists for this role and my account. I get this error: -image-No pod crashed, no storage claim was denied I can't even.... I took much bigger piece of cake than I'm able to swallow I guess :(
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K3s: stale file handles on nfs volumes
If it's a single node, you could use hostPath and avoid NFS all together. But when you add a node, you immediately run into problems. Another option is the local-path-provisioner from Rancher: https://github.com/rancher/local-path-provisioner
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Beginner: Pod won't start that depends on a local PV
Or use something like Rancher's local-path provisioner.
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rancher/local-path-provisioner is an open source project licensed under Apache License 2.0 which is an OSI approved license.
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