Re:Why Is Storage on Kubernetes So Hard?
by pas on Monday January 14, 2019 @09:29AM
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This sort of portability is usually handled by the DB routing layer in cloud native ("webscale") database deployments. eg in Cassandra.
of course there are a lot of systems where one MySQL DB instance is needed and sufficient for the forseeable future. so that's a very static resource allocation one VM on a hypervisor with local disk, (and with backups every day), makes a lot of smaller sites very happy, and if they get the local provisioned performance instead of the EBS variant they will be happier for longer.
of course there are a lot of systems where one MySQL DB instance is needed and sufficient for the forseeable future. so that's a very static resource allocation one VM on a hypervisor with local disk, (and with backups every day), makes a lot of smaller sites very happy, and if they get the local provisioned performance instead of the EBS variant they will be happier for longer.
of course, EBS is a lot more fault tolerant.