January 2017
Intermediate to advanced
284 pages
6h 8m
English
Running ephemeral containers like these is all well and good, but more complicated workloads will require some form of additional storage. DC/OS and Marathon provide two options. The first is local storage, which is only available on the node that the task starts on. The second is external volumes, which are available anywhere in the cluster.
As of this writing, volumes are considered experimental. The functionality may change.
Local persistent volumes are blocks of data allocated on a node that persists across application upgrades and restarts. Because the volume is located on a single node, the application is pinned to that node and will always start there. This means that the data will always ...
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