Specifying PVs while defining replication Controller in GCP

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I know how to do this for pods(docs) But I am deploying my pods using replication controller to manage the pods.So How do I define a Replication Controller where a pod has a persistent volume attached to it?

Oct 10, 2018 in Kubernetes by ffdfd
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You'll have to define a Persistent Volume and a Persistent Volume Claim. Then use the persistent volume claim inside your pod definition in your replication controller. If you want separate PVs for each of your pod You'll have to create separate Replication Controllers for each of your pod.

answered Oct 10, 2018 by DareDev
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