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  5. Best way to clone databases in a Kubernetes scenario?

Best way to clone databases in a Kubernetes scenario?

Added by Tom Hofmann 19 days ago

Hi everyone,

we have a customized setup of projects and we would like to replicate them in a kubernetes scenario. 

Does anyone know a good way to achieve this? 

What I could think of is spinning up a docker instance, doing the configuration and somehow exporting the whole database. 

Then starting a new K8 deployment via helm chart in a new namespace and then restore the database in it. 

Yet I havent been able to figure out if this is possible or if there is any other way. 

Your insights are very much welcome! Thank you! 

Tom


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