Matthias Wild

normaly you should do the setup of the local volume via a sidecar container (when working in K8s which `runpod` sounds like)

> normaly you should do the setup of the local volume via a sidecar container (when working in K8s which `runpod` sounds like) besides that you could mount a blob...

> > normaly you should do the setup of the local volume via a sidecar container (when working in K8s which `runpod` sounds like) > > i do not think...

> > > normaly you should do the setup of the local volume via a sidecar container (when working in K8s which `runpod` sounds like) > > > > >...

like I sayed, this is only a pod configuration. I think you did not look into the description what a sidecar container is, so TLDR: It is another Pod which...

What I suggested is to read https://www.containiq.com/post/kubernetes-sidecar-container ;P

Well, after the K8s Trainings I atended I cannot say that sidecars are inefficent, of course they can be, but when used clever they can be very efficent and save...

So in my current container I mount a volume to /data where all of the models and outputs are stored, don't see a reason why this volume should not be...

Why would I include the sidecar in the pod - the sidecar is a seperate pod, called via a cronjob?! And why imagine another application than invoke-ai But I aggre...

https://www.containiq.com/post/kubernetes-sidecar-container Share same pod? how can one pod have more entrypoints? no main pods? Wonder why you name your pods in the manifest .... Well, nevermind ....