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I am just getting into Talos and have a cluster running on a hypervisor. I am familiar with container and high level concepts and there is something I don't understand about Talos, how is storage for Kubernetes managed? I can find a little info on etcd's database under 'learn more', but I am completely lost on how storage backend is managed with Talos? I mean, if a pod needs to move from one node to another, you're gonna need some form of shared storage right? Be it Ceph or iscsi, or even NFS but I cannot find any info anywhere in your documentation. Closest I found is ExtraMount but I doubt that's meant for this purpose. I would greatly appreciate it if someone could explain (or point me to documentation) on how migration and load balancing is supposed to work without shared storage? Thanks!! So far I really like the whole concept and I can't wait to start testing with pods, failover, etc. |
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Hehe oke I figured I'd continue with the Kubernetes guides while I wait for an answer ... and there is my answer :P. For those who like me are looking for storage options under the Talos part of the docs, you need to look under Kubernetes: |
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Hehe oke I figured I'd continue with the Kubernetes guides while I wait for an answer ... and there is my answer :P.
For those who like me are looking for storage options under the Talos part of the docs, you need to look under Kubernetes:
https://www.talos.dev/v1.4/kubernetes-guides/configuration/