KubeBlocks is good at managing various databases, and has provided a handful of day-2 operations on these databases.
A full list of databases could be found at KubeBlocks-Addon repo: https://github.com/apecloud/kubeblocks-addons
Introducing KubeBlocks along is tedious to many non-database people. Instead we need a series of articiles to introduce "how to deploy these applications" where there databases are provisioned by KubeBlocks.
There are many popular applications, use MySQL, PostgreSQL and Redis to store data. Such as
ETCD: How to provision and manage an ETCD Cluster spanning across multiple K8s Clusters.
For those who are interested in writing a HWO-TO blog to deploy applications on KubeBlocks, please leave a comment heer and name any applications that you fond interesting.
To make such a Non-code Contribution, you may:
creae a feature request for evaluation first. Once approved, you may move on to Step 2.
KubeBlocks is good at managing various databases, and has provided a handful of day-2 operations on these databases. A full list of databases could be found at KubeBlocks-Addon repo: https://github.com/apecloud/kubeblocks-addons
Introducing KubeBlocks along is tedious to many non-database people. Instead we need a series of articiles to introduce "how to deploy these applications" where there databases are provisioned by KubeBlocks.
There are many popular applications, use MySQL, PostgreSQL and Redis to store data. Such as
For those who are interested in writing a HWO-TO blog to deploy applications on KubeBlocks, please leave a comment heer and name any applications that you fond interesting.
To make such a Non-code Contribution, you may:
Blogs accpected will be published to our KubeBlocks website: https://kubeblocks.io/blog.