Para o banco de dados do Cassandra, o ambiente de execução híbrido usa os volumes permanentes
criados dinamicamente para armazenar os dados. Para configurar o Cassandra corretamente, especifique uma definição de StorageClass auxiliada por uma unidade de estado sólido (SSD, na sigla em inglês).
Neste tópico, você aprenderá como criar uma nova StorageClass que usa SSD e torná-la a classe padrão. Quando o Cassandra é iniciado, ele usa essa StorageClass padrão.
Alterar a StorageClass padrão
As etapas a seguir explicam como criar uma StorageClass e torná-la a classe padrão. Para mais informações, consulte
Alterar a classe de armazenamento padrão na documentação do Kubernetes.
Consiga o nome da StorageClass padrão atual:
kubectl get sc
Exemplo:
kubectl get sc
NAME PROVISIONER AGE
standard (default) kubernetes.io/gce-pd 98d
Descreva a StorageClass chamada standard. Observe que o tipo dela é pd-standard:
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