Kubernetes Clusters Tag

February 16, 2022

Bursting MongoDB to a Remote Kubernetes Cluster in Minutes: Part 3 — Failover and Wrap-up

In part three of this series, our setup can enable cloud migrations under the same process. Let’s say once we decide to turn-off MongoDB services on Cluster A, all the workload’s operations — Reads and Writes — can be utilized from Cluster B without fully syncing the data thanks to the ionir name-based data services layer.

February 15, 2022

Bursting MongoDB to a Remote Kubernetes Cluster in Minutes: Part 2 — Teleport and Scale

In part two of this series, we will scale MongoDB to the second Kubernetes cluster in another data center, as recommended by MongoDB. In addition, we will add an Arbiter service.

February 14, 2022

Bursting MongoDB to a Remote Kubernetes Cluster in Minutes: Part 1 — Introductions and Setup

The cloud has become the default option for many enterprises. However, enterprises are still faced with the challenge of selecting which cloud provider to use. There are three major problems that enterprises face when it comes to selecting a cloud provider: Optimizing costs and ROI, aiming at best of breed, and avoiding cloud lock-ins — including high availability and future-proofing.