I have removed all storage classes, created a new one and did another
research.
Now everything works as I expect.
Thanks for help.
W dniu wtorek, 30 maja 2017 18:21:46 UTC+2 użytkownik Michelle Au napisał:
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> If in your PVC, you:
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> 1. Specify a storage class: Will try to find an existing PV
Greetings,
I am trying to run a stand-alone kubelet (not part of a cluster) but can
not manage to mount a persistent disk. Please see this question for details:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4408/standalone-kubelet-persistent-disk-mount-on-google-cloud-instance
Wondering if somebody
Tim
Could solving this issue also lead to movement on the "janitors" type
initiatives that Lucas says have worked for Linux?
In general, how can areas that need love/work get advertised/resourced
while staying within the norms of the community?
Alexis
On Tue, 30 May 2017, 04:09 'Tim Hockin'
How does actual utilization relate to billing, compared to resource
reservations? Kubernetes schedules by requests (more or less), what should
a customer be billed who reserves N cores but only uses a small fraction?
Or a customer who under-reserves but uses spare capacity? You can also
forbid the
If in your PVC, you:
1. Specify a storage class: Will try to find an existing PV with the same
storageclass. If none exists, it will try to dynamically provision one.
2. Don't specify a storage class: If you have a default storageclass in
your cluster, it will dynamically provision one.
Customers don't do reservations, we handle that. We scale the size of the
server farm based on the aggregate level of usage.
I'm not understanding the relevance of Prometheus here. We're not looking
for a way to collect and display resource usage - we're looking for a way
to measure it in the
