Closed utx0 closed 4 years ago
Even though we don't support it, We've run a few deployments on GCP. We haven't tried Azure yet.
The only thing very specifically required is an S3 (compatible) api for the backup, everything else should work on any Kubernetes deployment.
It's a bit dated, but here for example is a trial with GKE on GCP: https://github.com/timescale/timescaledb-kubernetes/pull/35
@lukekhamilton I don't think there's anything in this Chart that would not make it work on Azure/GCP, Can we close this issue?
Yeah close away.
Thanks
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Hey guys,
I see in the readme that this chart only supports AWS. Can anyone expand on what might be needed for support to be extended to Azure and/or GCP?
Thanks