Category: Kubernetes, nginx, automation, yaml
In my last article, I talked about how to use KubeKey to create a Kubernetes and KubeSphere cluster together with NFS storage. In fact, KubeSphere provides you with great flexibility as you can use KubeKey to install NFS storage when you create a cluster while it can also be deployed separately on an existing cluster.
You can select nfs-client as the storage class as shown below: NoteIn fact, you can also create a volume by using a volume snapshot while your storage class must support this feature.
NoteTo create workloads in KubeSphere, you can create and apply YAML files just as what you did before (Edit Mode in the top right corner).
As for creating and using PVCs, KubeSphere provides consistent user experiences as you can create your resources from the command line as always.
You can select nfs-client as the storage class as shown below: NoteIn fact, you can also create a volume by using a volume snapshot while your storage class must support this feature.
NoteTo create workloads in KubeSphere, you can create and apply YAML files just as what you did before (Edit Mode in the top right corner).
As for creating and using PVCs, KubeSphere provides consistent user experiences as you can create your resources from the command line as always.
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