How to Configure Big Data Management on Kubernetes

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Step 4. Create Volumes to Mount on Pods

Create persistent volumes to mount on pods for the master node, gateway node, and the database.

Before you can create volumes to mount on pods, complete the following prerequisites:

If you already have a database server running, you can skip the database pod creation and the volume creation.

To avoid failures, ensure that the pods and the volumes on AWS reside in the same availability zone.

Create three persistent volumes to mount on the pods for the Informatica master node, Informatica gateway node, and the database.

For more information about creating the volumes, see the following AWS documentation link:

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/ebs-creating-volume.html

Verify the location where the nodes are present.

For more information about using regions and availability zones, see the following AWS documentation link:

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/using-regions-availability-zones.html

To create the volumes on the regions that contain the nodes, you need to log in to the AWS console and go to

Compute

EC2

Volumes

Create Volume

Select the volume size based on the requirements.

For example, create two volumes of 50 GB for the Informatica nodes. For the database, create a volume of 5 GB disk space. If you need to allocate more space, you can allocate additional space when you create the volume.

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How to Configure Big Data Management on Kubernetes

How to Configure Big Data Management on Kubernetes

Step 4. Create Volumes to Mount on Pods

Step 4. Create Volumes to Mount on Pods