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For about a year now, I've been using the local volume/hostpath type storage for my databases. Recently, I’ve started to question whether my approach to managing data is correct from the perspective of OKD operations. My workflow involves creating a special MachineConfig that, at every node startup, mounts a second disk to the /var/csi path, where container data is stored.
I’m not entirely sure if this is the right approach, and I’d like to ask if anyone has developed a better method.
I use two disks because, in the event that the disk fills up, only the disk and applications using it will be affected, rather than the entire worker node along with the cluster containers.
I’ve considered Rook Ceph, but from what I’ve read, replication isn’t the best option for databases. Moreover, it seems to consume a lot of resources.
I’d be happy to hear how you manage data in your environments.
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For about a year now, I've been using the local volume/hostpath type storage for my databases. Recently, I’ve started to question whether my approach to managing data is correct from the perspective of OKD operations. My workflow involves creating a special MachineConfig that, at every node startup, mounts a second disk to the /var/csi path, where container data is stored.
I’m not entirely sure if this is the right approach, and I’d like to ask if anyone has developed a better method.
I use two disks because, in the event that the disk fills up, only the disk and applications using it will be affected, rather than the entire worker node along with the cluster containers.
I’ve considered Rook Ceph, but from what I’ve read, replication isn’t the best option for databases. Moreover, it seems to consume a lot of resources.
I’d be happy to hear how you manage data in your environments.
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