In previous posts we have deployed various StorageClass’s, namely the VMware CSI driver and the NetApp Trident CSI driver. As the names suggest they use different underlying storage technologies, The VMware CSI driver uses VMware datastores and the NetApp Trident CSI drivers uses NetApp.
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Using NetApp Trident with Kubernetes – Configuring Kasten
Welcome to part 3 and the final post of this blog series :), following on from part 2, let’s continue with our configuration.
Using NetApp Trident with Kubernetes – Configuring ONTAP and Trident
Welcome to part 2 of this blog series :), following on from part 1, let’s continue with our ONTAP configuration and setup and get it hooked into our Kubernetes cluster .
Using NetApp Trident with Kubernetes – Deploying ONTAP Select
Today’s idea is to configure Netapp trident as our CSI provider so we can consume NetApp ONTAP storage for our Kubernetes cluster. This will be a multi part blog series as there is just to much to cover in a single post.
The Kubernetes Journey – Replacing Kubernetes Certificates
If you are anything like me then you probably hate certificates, you understand why they are required but still hate them with a burning passion..To further my hate for certificates, I ran into an issue today where a cluster’s API certificate had expired which as you could imagine caused a bit of a headache.
The Kubernetes Journey – Using VMware as your CSI
In my initial setup I opt’d to use use NFS as my CSI as the lab I was using to play around was still vSphere 6.7u2 which did not meet the minimum requirements for Cloud Native storage. So I decided to spend some time over the weekend and upgrade it to 7.0u2 which was recentlyContinue reading “The Kubernetes Journey – Using VMware as your CSI”
The Kubernetes Journey – Upgrading Kasten
Kasten has released V4 of its Kubernetes backup suite just days after I deployed it in my homelab so I thought I would run through the upgrade process 🙂
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