Acerca de la compatibilidad de Filestore con Google Kubernetes Engine
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Las instancias de Filestore son servidores de archivos completamente administrados en Google Cloud que puedes usar como almacenamiento duradero con acceso ReadWriteMany para tus clústeres de Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE).
Como un tipo de almacenamiento duradero o no efímero, tus datos persisten más allá del ciclo de vida de tus Pods de GKE.
Como almacenamiento duradero con acceso de ReadWriteMany,
tus PersistentVolumes
de GKE se pueden activar como lectura y escritura en muchos nodos.
A diferencia del modo de acceso de lectura y escritura único que es inherente a Persistent Disk, se puede acceder a las instancias de Filestore desde varios nodos de GKE de forma simultánea.
Esto te permite iniciar Pods en cualquier nodo de GKE disponible, lo que te brinda mayor
eficiencia de tus clústeres de GKE.
Como un tipo de almacenamiento de archivos, Filestore admite varias instancias de aplicación simultáneas que acceden al mismo sistema de archivos, al mismo tiempo.
Los recursos compartidos de Filestore para GKE combinados con el controlador de CSI de Filestore de GKE, versión 1.27 o posterior, proporcionan los siguientes beneficios:
Proporciona una vista integral de tus PersistentVolumes como un grupo de almacenamiento.
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