Vitess can run as a Kubernetes-aware cloud native distributed database. This can be one of the easiest ways to run Vitess.
Kubernetes handles scheduling onto nodes in a compute cluster, actively manages workloads on those nodes, and groups containers
...moreIf you use Vitess with Kubernetes and need to grow your disk space, Kubernetes has capabilities to resize persistent storage. These are specific to your Kubernetes provider, please refer to their documentation. As an alternative, you can migrate to new
...moreIn your tablet definitions of your cluster .yaml file(s), you can specify a different container for the database. You will need to do this for each replica in a shard.
You will add a datastore field and populate it with a type and a container.
The only
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