Kubernetes has feasibility to store data in S3 bucket (Object storage)
Kubernetes has feasibility to store data in S3 bucket (Object storage).
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To store data in S3 bucket using Kubernetes, you can use the AWSElasticBlockStore volume type. This volume type allows you to create a persistent volume backed by an S3 bucket.
To create a persistent volume backed by an S3 bucket, you can use the following steps:
Create a storage class. A storage class defines the type of storage, the capacity of the storage, and the reclaim policy for the storage.
Create a persistent volume claim. A persistent volume claim requests a specific type of storage from the cluster.
Bind the persistent volume claim to the storage class. This will create a persistent volume that is backed by the S3 bucket.
Create a pod that uses the persistent volume. The pod will be able to access the data in the S3 bucket.