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AKS: Resize Private Volume Claim to expand a Managed Premium Disk

Nov 15, 2021 2 min read azurekubernetesakspersistent volume claimmanaged disk
AKS: Resize Private Volume Claim to expand a Managed Premium Disk If you deployed a private volume claim using the managed-premium storage class, then ran out of space and now you are searching how to expand the disk to a larger disk, this is how you can do it from scratch: manage-premium storage class is a premium storage class that allows volume expansion: allowVolumeExpansion: …

AKS: Persistent Volume Claim with an Azure File Storage protected with a Private Endpoint

Aug 2, 2021 3 min read kubernetesazureakspersistent volume claimazure filesprivate endpoint
AKS: Persistent Volume Claim with an Azure File Storage protected with a Private Endpoint This post will show you the steps you’ll have to take to deploy an Azure Files Storage with a Private Endpoint and use it to create volumes for an Azure Kubernetes Service cluster: Create a bicep file to declare the Azure resources You’ll have to declare the following resources: A VNET with 2 subnets. One …

AKS: Persistent Volume with existing Storage Account

Apr 16, 2019 2 min read kubernetesazureaksstorage accountpersistent volumepersistent volume claimstorage class
AKS: Persistent Volume with existing Storage Account In order to deploy a Persistent Volume in your AKS cluster using an existing Storage Account you should take the following steps: Create a Storage Class with a reference to the Storage Account. Create a Secret with the credentials used to access the Storage Account. Create a Persistent Volume with a reference to the …
Carlos Mendible
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