Tutorial: Migrate Stateful Kubernetes Workloads with Portworx and Velero
In the last part of this tutorial series, we have seen how to take snapshots of Portworx volumes and store them in S3-compatible object storage services like MinIO. We will extend that scenario to migrate stateful workloads across namespaces, clusters, and even cloud providers. By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to migrate WordPress from one namespace to another.
Since this is a continuation of the previous tutorial, it assumes that you followed the steps of installing MinIO and registering it with Portworx before proceeding further (Or start from the beginning: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4).
Portworx has a mature, enterprise-grade backup and restore for Kubernetes backup. This guide is an alternate approach to using the backup and migration features of Portworx. This tutorial works with both Portworx Essentials and Portworx Enterprise.
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4 年Is it mandatory to have both the solutions - Velero and Portworx ? I think both achieve the same objective and wondering if either one can be used ?