Kubernetes Volume

My name is Shyju Krishnan having 10+ Years of experience as an IT infrastructure/Solution Architect
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My name is Shyju Krishnan having 10+ Years of experience as an IT infrastructure/Solution Architect
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In this series, i will brainstorm basic to advanced topics with examples,with commands,with usecases
After reading this post you will be understanding the purpose of Kubernetes HostPath volume, and how we can implement it in our environment If you have not yet checked the previous parts of this series, please go ahead and check this ๐ Link Kuber...
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After reading this post you will be understanding the purpose of the volume and the type of volumes in Kubernetes
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The term volume, as it relates to storage, can refer to a physical volume or logical volume. A physical volume is based on a hard disk or another type of storage device. The volume represents a named area of storage that enables users and applications to access the data on the underlying device. Each storage volume is configured with a specific file system, such as ext3,ext4,xfs, etc.
Volumes in Kubernetes facilitate data storage that is accessible to Pods. As on-disk files in containers are ephemeral, kubelet will restart the container when a container encounters an error, but all the data within it will be lost. It will also cause issues when sharing data between multiple containers within a Pod. Volumes help solve both the above issues.

When a Pod dies, crashes, or is removed from a Node, the data volume is deleted and lost. so to avoid this type of issue we can map the storage inside the container. in case the pod is crash or dies we can save the data
In the coming serious we can discuss and Practice more about each topic
Hope you have got an idea about Kubernetes Volume and types of volumes
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