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What you will see in this demo is the initial install of Pure Service Orchestrator on version of Kubernetes. Then by running the ‘helm upgrade’ I can add a FlashArray to scale the environment and take advantage of Smart Provisioning. we see the new m50 is not used over the original m70. So the final upgrade adds labels for the failure domain or availability zone in Kubernetes. I also add my FlashBlade to enable block and file if needed for my workload. We use the sample application with node and storage selectors to now request the app use compute and storage in a particular AZ. Kubernetes will only schedule the on matching nodes and PSO will provision storage on matching storage arrays.
I would love to hear what you think of this and any other ways I can show this off to enable applications. I am always looking for good examples of containerized apps that need persistent storage. Hit me up on the twitters @jon_2vcps or submit a comment w.