Production-Grade Kubernetes Deployment of a Spring Boot and MongoDB Application with Persistent Storage Using Kops
🚀 DevOps | Kubernetes | Cloud Infrastructure 🛠️ Passionate about deploying scalable applications, automating infrastructure, and making CI/CD pipelines seamless. I specialize in Kubernetes, Terraform, Jenkins, Docker and Cloud DevOps, focusing on deploying scalable applications, automating infrastructure, and streamlining CI/CD pipelines. With hands-on experience in container orchestration, microservices architecture, and cloud-native solutions, I thrive on solving complex deployment challenges.
Introduction
Overview
This is an enhancement of the previous project “Production-Grade Kubernetes Deployment of a Spring Boot and MongoDB Application with Persistent Storage Using Kops”. This project incorporates the use of Persistent Volume Claim for persistent storage in the MongoDB Application. The limitation of the previous project was the lack of data persistency and reliability issues due to the stateless MongoDb deployment. This project focuses on a stateful MongoDb deployment using Persistent Volume.
Prerequisites
Production-Grade Kubernetes Deployment of a Spring Boot and MongoDB Application Using Kops. Click here. (Note: Skip the MongoDB MongoDb-Svc deployment).
