[ Kube 20 ] NFS Persistent Volume in Kubernetes Cluster

In this video I will show you how you can use NFS as a storage backend for your Kubernetes cluster.

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[motarski]

This might be the most straith forward video on the net for k8s volumes, it's just awesome. Thank you sir for sharing it.

[jhmnieuwenhuis]

Excellent video. I also watched the dynamic Nfs also excellent stuff. Thanks !!
You are a great instructor and you know what you are talking about.
Learned a lot today.
Regards, Hans

[shivakumara]

Hi Venkat, Start started to learn about pv and pvc, The video is very good for the beginner. I am going to do it on my cluster. Thanks for the video.

[mrkumar]

Hey Venkat,

You are doing such a fabulous job man.
I learned kubernets lot from your presentation.
your presentation was awesome.

What a dedication .... ahhh

Here the beauty is how you got a time to reply most of the audience.. [it's unbelievable]
It's really good attitude..

keep Rocking..! " I have tried this exercise on Centos 7 " It works as expected.. Note : I just mentioned share * (rw, sync), I didn't get any error.

[masoud]

Thanks for the video. I had to run nfs client commands on worker nodes to get it up and running (sudo apt install nfs-common nfs4-acl-tools) for Ubuntu- (dnf install nfs-utils nfs4-acl-tools) for Centos

[zaibakhanum]

Literally awesome sir..lovely work and lovely explanation...

[ps]

You sir are a rock star. Thanks for the great video. You have saved me tons of time!

[rainbowp]

Thanks Venkat. Tried this lab today. I did it without any hiccups :)

[praveshjangra]

Simply awesome, watched and practiced. Thank You.

[xedriq]

Superb explanation and demos man, I'm really enjoying your vids! Thank you for sharing your skills.

[manalirahate]

Can you create a video on how to provision ceph storage to the multimaster kubernetes cluster using ceph-rbd and ceph-fs.

It will be very helpfull for us.
All your videos has helped me to learn many things.

[abdulazizallan]

very very good, your tutorial very simple, thank you so much for share this

[openshores]

love you man, i do love documentations but sometimes its better to watch video :)

[AtulkumarGupta]

excellent presentation, really helped me, thank you, keep up the good work

[PanosGeorgiadis]

instead of doing enable and start the nfs server in two steps, you can do 'systemctl enable --now' which will do both at the same step ;)

[magicvoid]

Hi - very helpful! You did a really great job and helped me out on my journey!

[manikandans]

This was so interesting to watch. It worked perfectly good. What are the drawbacks of creating insecure in exports. Can you tell about the nobody:nogroup credentials. Thanku

[saeidghafouri]

Thank you for the awesome explanation! could you please let me know what is the name of the resource usage tool that you have on the right of the screen (showing the system's networking, resources usage)

[singaravelann]

Hi Venket,

Thanks for the great playlist on Kubernetes, How can we set up the HA(Highly available) NFS server??

[jamesaker]

I think around 8:54 you give a clue as to what the ip needs to be set to on the nfs server in the /etc/exports/. I used the subnet assigned to the LXC containers instead of * so my /etc/exports looks like /srv/nfs/kubedata 10.105.38.0/24(rw, no_root_squash) I didn't have to use chmod 777 which I don't like to use. Let me know if this is helpful. Thanks again for all your work!