@@TeKanAid One thing that the market is crying out for is a training course on the subject. There is one book I have found out there but that's about it. A training video course would be excellent. Do you know if any training material is out there?
I hear you, Andrew. I've had a few requests about it already and I'm considering it. I'm not aware of video training courses out there. However, I would need to carve some time for it as it's a big commitment to build a course like this.
Thanks for effort When the s3 bucket is deleted by user and it’s recreated by k8s way is that data has been restored inside the bucket if we define pv and pvc ?
When you delete an S3 bucket manually and it's recreated by Kubernetes using Crossplane, the data originally in the bucket won't automatically be restored. Here's why: S3 Bucket Deletion: When you delete an S3 bucket, all the data inside it has to be first removed. This is standard AWS behavior. Recreation via Crossplane: Crossplane will create a new, empty bucket. Persistent Volumes (PV) and Persistent Volume Claims (PVC): Defining PV and PVC in Kubernetes is more about managing storage in the cluster itself rather than handling data in an S3 bucket. They don't directly interact with S3 data. Data Restoration: To restore the data, you would need to have a backup system in place. You could automate this with AWS services or other backup tools. So, in short, just recreating the bucket through Crossplane won't bring back the deleted data. Always have a backup strategy! Hope this helps.
Thank you for sharing your valuable knowledge with us. Keep up the great work!
Thank you!
"Ready to own the cloud game?" - LOL - I love your enthusiasm - thank you for the awesome video!
LOL thanks! We gotta have some fun with this!
This is high quality video packed with invaluable knowledge - thank you!
Thank you very much!
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Nice demo. Subbed
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@@TeKanAid One thing that the market is crying out for is a training course on the subject. There is one book I have found out there but that's about it. A training video course would be excellent. Do you know if any training material is out there?
I hear you, Andrew. I've had a few requests about it already and I'm considering it. I'm not aware of video training courses out there. However, I would need to carve some time for it as it's a big commitment to build a course like this.
Great content/Video Sam 👏
Thanks Bertrand!
@@TeKanAid welcome Sam
Your videos are brilliant!
Thank you very much!
Can you please explain how to create composition etc end to end via the documentation
Yep, planning on doing that in my new crossplane course. Stay tuned!
Thanks for effort
When the s3 bucket is deleted by user and it’s recreated by k8s way is that data has been restored inside the bucket if we define pv and pvc ?
When you delete an S3 bucket manually and it's recreated by Kubernetes using Crossplane, the data originally in the bucket won't automatically be restored. Here's why:
S3 Bucket Deletion: When you delete an S3 bucket, all the data inside it has to be first removed. This is standard AWS behavior.
Recreation via Crossplane: Crossplane will create a new, empty bucket.
Persistent Volumes (PV) and Persistent Volume Claims (PVC): Defining PV and PVC in Kubernetes is more about managing storage in the cluster itself rather than handling data in an S3 bucket. They don't directly interact with S3 data.
Data Restoration: To restore the data, you would need to have a backup system in place. You could automate this with AWS services or other backup tools.
So, in short, just recreating the bucket through Crossplane won't bring back the deleted data. Always have a backup strategy! Hope this helps.