Kubernetes Disaster Recovery (DR)
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2023
- How do you achieve Kubernetes Disaster Recovery (DR). Amazon EKS control plane is highly available, and you can make your application running within a cluster highly available as well. Highly available means spanning across multiple availability zones within a single region. But this doesn't help you achieve multi-region resiliency, which is often the requirement for production applications. In this video we learn how to achieve that.
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Sir, Thank you for the informative lecture. Could you please make another video on setting up an on-premise Kubernetes cluster for both primary and DR sites? Additionally, please include an example of setting up a MySQL InnoDB cluster stretched across Kubernetes. A visual explanation would be sufficient, as a practical demonstration would take too long.
There are very few resources on this topic available on CZcams, especially for on-premise setups, while cloud-based solutions are more commonly covered. Your guidance on these topics would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Wonderful, thank you Raj. Please keep it coming about cloud and Devops new videos 🙏
Thank you Sharath, I will
Nice content! We also use portworx with velero for the backup & restore ..
Great content Raj will be referring end users to this video explanation 🎉
Ty Carlos. This means a lot since you are THE Kubernetes Pro. We gotta do another video soon
I always love your content, very detailed explanation.
I appreciate that!
Thank you
You're welcome
Great video! Is there any chance to talk about aws graviton which can be used in multi-arch docker container for better performance and more cost effective in AWS ECS/EKS/Lambda. Thanks Raj.
Great suggestion! I will keep this in mind for future videos.
Nice Raj...... Networking by R53 and Global Acclerator. Database if Aurora or Rds need replication. What about Pods to replicate? You said Cluster Autoscaler and provisioner. Kindly carify.
Cluster autoscaler will scale out the nodes. You can use a horizontal pod autoscaler to scale the pods in a deployment based on metrics like cpu and memory usage
We can use velero for eks backup
Yes for the storage, I mentioned it.
Need help on this - multiple namespace running on single EKS cluster and i need billing of per namespace. There is no option in Billing dashboard to do so.
Use Kubecost, free with EKS
@@cloudwithraj is it official? Safe to suggest on organisation level?
@@dpkcapricorn Yes official, available in EKS marketplace