Query regarding synchronization of data inside volumes in stateful sets
Describe the issue
Hello,
Being new to Kubernetes, I have a basic doubt regarding volume synchronization in statefulset.
I am working on a stateful application and trying to scale it up with multiple replicas, I stumbled upon stateful set and was considering whether I can use it to implement my stateful application.
The application requires pods to be replicated and storage volume of all the replicated pods should be in sync and I was wondering if I can use statefulset for the same.
I went through documentation of stateful set but didn't found any block of document mentioning that kubernetes/statefulset synchronizes persistent volumes among multiple replicas of stateful set.
I need to confirm if I use stateful set to implement my stateful application then will kubernetes synchronize all the persistent volumes of all the pods or I need to implement some mechanism to manually synchronize data among the pods (e,g distributed file storage)
Thanks for the help in advance.
/sig scalability
/sig storage
You're best bet would be to reach out on the sig-storage mailing list or slack channel. This repo is sort of meta for self-management of the k8s community and not meant to route questions^^;;
Hi @mrbobbytables ,
Thanks for the response, I'll add my query over there. :)
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