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Volumes

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For persistent storage, you can define volumes. The volumes are the persistent storage for your application. You can define as many volumes as you want. To create a new volume you can click the New Volume button.

You can define the following options:

  • name: the name of the volume, must be unique in the deployment

  • mount path: the mount path of the volume (e.g. /data, /var/lib/mysql)

  • size: the size of the volume in GiB (gibibyte)

  • storage class: the storage class of the volume (the dropdown will show you the available storage classes inside the Kubernetes cluster)

You cannot change the size or storage class of a volume after creation. If you need to change the size or storage class you need to create a new volume and migrate the data.

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