Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) is a managed, production-ready environment for deploying containerized applications. GKE makes it easy to deploy, update, and manage containerized applications and services. GKE isn’t just for stateless applications either; you can attach persistent storage, and even run a database in your cluster.
ROBIN Storage is a purpose-built container-native storage solution that brings advanced data management capabilities to Kubernetes. It provides automated provisioning, point-in-time snapshots, backup and recovery, application cloning, QoS guarantee, and multi-cloud migration for stateful applications such as MariaDB, Confluent Kafka, Datastax, Elastic, InfluxData, MongoDB, Neo4j, Redis Labs, Enterprise DB, Splunk and Prometheus.
This tutorial walks users through a step-by-step guide to install ROBIN Storage on GKE. In this tutorial, we will:
Create a GKE cluster with persistent disks
Install ROBIN Storage through Google Cloud Marketplace