SRINIVAS TIRUNAHARItirucloud.hashnode.dev·Apr 8, 2024Day 5 Linux: Introduction to LVMLaunch ec2 instance and add two volumes of 2GB at the time of ec2 creation itself. Login to ec2 instance sudo lvmdiskscan Create Physical Volumes sudo pvcreate /dev/xvdb /dev/xvdc Display Physical Volumes sudo pvs Create Volume Group and Adding...DiscussLVM
SRINIVAS TIRUNAHARItirucloud.hashnode.dev·Apr 6, 2024Day 4 Linux: Disk partitionslsblk We have only one physical disk xvda with three partitions of xvdaq1, xvdaq14 and xvdaq15. Attach new disk of your choice. Ex: I am attaching 4GB disk Create new partition of Linux Type sudo fdisk /dev/xvdbb Our main objective here is to cre...DiscussLinux
Prabhat Yadavprabhatyadav.hashnode.dev·Mar 17, 2024Docker Volumes & Networking1.Docker Volumes 📦 Before I explain Docker Volumes, here is the link to the official documentation of Docker Volumes. In simple terms, volumes are the preferred way to store and keep data that is created or used by Docker containers. When you run co...Discuss·1 likeAWS
Samarjeet Patilsamargeet.hashnode.dev·Mar 14, 2024Managing Persistent Volumes in Your Deployment 💥In Kubernetes clusters, Persistent Volumes (PVs) provide a reliable storage management solution. Let's investigate how to incorporate persistent volumes into your deployments as we go into their realm. Understanding Persistent Volumes in KubernetesA ...Discuss·7 likesvolume
Yashraj Singh Sisodiyatheyashsisodiya.hashnode.dev·Mar 7, 2024Day 36: Managing Persistent Volumes in Your DeploymentUnderstanding Persistent Volumes in Kubernetes Welcome to a journey into the world of Kubernetes! Today, we're unraveling the mystery behind Persistent Volumes (PV) – a crucial component that ensures data persistence within your Kubernetes deployment...Discusspermanant
Megha Sharmameghasharma.hashnode.dev·Feb 29, 2024Manage data in DockerBy default all files created inside a container are stored on a writable container layer. This means that: The data doesn’t persist when that container no longer exists, and it can be difficult to get the data out of the container if another process...DiscussDocker
Yashraj Singh Sisodiyatheyashsisodiya.hashnode.dev·Feb 15, 2024Day 19: Docker Cheat-sheetGeneral Usage Start a container in the background: $ docker run -d jenkins Start an interactive container: $ docker run -it ubuntu bash Export port from a container: $ docker run -p 80:80 -d nginx Start a named container: $ docker run ...Discuss·33 readsGeneral Usage
Yashraj Singh Sisodiyatheyashsisodiya.hashnode.dev·Feb 13, 2024Day 18: Docker for DevOps EngineersDocker-Volume. In the world of containerization, Docker has become a staple tool for building, shipping, and running applications. However, one common challenge that Docker users face is managing data persistence within containers. When a Docker cont...Discuss·10 likes·40 readsdocker bind
ANSAR SHAIKansarshaik965.hashnode.dev·Jan 20, 2024Docker Compose and Volumes MasteryIntroduction Welcome back to another day of the 90DaysOfDevOps challenge! Today, we're diving deep into the world of Docker Compose and Volumes. These powerful tools will help us orchestrate multi-container applications seamlessly and efficiently sha...DiscussDocker compose
Vishal Shekokardevopsblogsbyvishal.hashnode.dev·Jan 7, 2024Demystifying Persistent Volumes in Kubernetes: A Simple Guide Day - 36Welcome, DevOps Explorers! In today's #90daysofDevOps adventure, we're tackling a vital topic in Kubernetes – Persistent Volumes (PV). Fear not, we're keeping it simple and fun! If you haven't already, share your thoughts on the challenge here. Your ...Discuss·2 likes#90daysofdevops