[ Kube 23 ] Dynamically provision NFS persistent volumes in Kubernetes

In this video, I will show you how you can dynamically provision NFS persistent volumes in your Kubernetes cluster. Once provisioned, persistent volumes will get created dyanmically whenever there is a persistent volume claim.

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[sumitology]

Clean and clear.... I was so confused in this topic before i watched this video.
Thank you mate.

[vamseenath]

Hi Venkat, Thank you. Now got a clear picture. I have Created a K8 Cluster in Vmware infrastructure, how to proceed with the creation of Persistent Volumes. The storage is available in the form of ISCSI Datastores & NFS Datastores!!! Thank you

[vasinev]

Thank you! It's the first video where dude simple show how to do dinamic provision nfs.

[alexanderhill]

Another Great Session, . Thank you for sharing your knowledge and making it simple and easy for us all to learn. You're doing an Excellent job! Much Appreciated

[ajitdb]

Great session. Completed hands-on using kubernetes-dind-cluster. Would be very helpful in creating various deployments using helm in my homelab k8s cluster without relying on cloud storage.

[luttferreira]

Best and most complete Kubernetes video series. Way to go!

[rakeshkotian]

This is too good, thanks for explaining the working of the dynamic provisioning of NFS with block diagrams.

[mohammadmajdalawi]

what a great session, you're perfect with mentioning all the details and use cases

Appreciated, thanks

[giovannicoutinho]

I have been going through your channel in the past few days. Awesome material!

[waterkingdom]

Hello Venkat, I like your approach of teaching. These are all interesting and great videos for quick learning. May I request you to please share back the example of how to setup Dynamic provisioning on GCP using Persistent Disk. Awaiting your inputs...thanks

[shehbazsingh]

Great Video...Thanks for sharing this just need to understand how the Storage Class is identifying the provisioner. The provisioner name is an environment variable in the NFS_Provisioner POD (Which is name-spaced resource). How it is accessible in the Storage class (which is cluster wide resource)

[sjurner]

This is wonderful content which needs to be appreciated and also be monetized for your effort. I am planning to support you once I get a job.

[peterbratu]

For newer k8s versions, please use the repo. Do not edit kube-apiserver.yaml

[ratnakarreddy]

Could you please make a video for Dynamically provision GlusterFS persistent volumes in Kubernetes?

[sherifkhedr]

thanks for your hard effort, and appreciate it if you share the name of your terminal you use

[subhashs]

anna romba nalla iruke unga sessions ella ..god bless you:)

[giovannicoutinho]

I have a question regarding storage. If I'm going to use NFS to store persistent volumes how much disk space do I need on the master and worker nodes? What data does k8s nodes store? I would guess docker images and logs but I bet there is more. Kudos for your efforts on sharing knowledge with the community!

[mazenezzeddine]

Thank you so much for your videos. I beleive the most valuable ones even among those that are not available freely.

[trezay]

Great video, good to follow instructions. Thanks!

[JeffGmi]

Very interesting... One comment/question regarding your NFS server, though. As a storage admin/engineer, I'd need a really good reason to export something to the world, especially with the no root squash option. Can you comment on why you've chosen to demo this in this manner as opposed to creating an export following the principle of least privilege?