This guide will walk you through the necessary steps to deploy MySQL on Kubernetes with built-in cross-region or multicloud business continuity.
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With Kubernetes, you can easily deploy your entire microservice infrastructure and service mesh in minutes, just by applying your configuration to a Kubernetes cluster. But what if you need to change locations or move to another cloud vendor? How can you move all your data to a new location without interrupting service for customers? We’ll discuss how you can achieve data agility and application mobility for stateful applications on Kubernetes.
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One of the significant challenges that arise when using Kubernetes is that it is extremely difficult to set up storage to accommodate stateful applications while ensuring resiliency and application mobility. Organizations that do use K8s for stateful apps have resigned themselves to high levels of risk of downtime, data loss, and vendor lock-in. This guide will discuss considerations needed before deploying a stateful application on Kubernetes and offer solutions to the common problems.
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One of the great benefits of Kubernetes is that it allows your infrastructure to self-heal, however, self-healing applies only to Kubernetes resources but not to data. How can you extend self-healing to your state?
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Statehub launched a private beta of a managed service through which IT teams can move data more easily between geographically distributed Kubernetes clusters. Read the full article here
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Statehub’s fully managed app mobility service, in private beta, enables easy deployment and management of stateful Kubernetes applications. Read the full article here
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Stateless applications enjoy the true benefits of multi-cluster and federated Kubernetes, but the story is different for stateful applications. How can you ensure that your stateful applications will run consistently? Read our guide to learn more.
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