[DEPRECATED] Running a MongoDB Database in Kubernetes with StatefulSets Reviews

just ok

jagadeesh k. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

Hoang L. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

성원 강. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

Not working for me. Some occurred error like 'CrashLoopBackOff`

JeongYong J. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

Taehun L. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

진성 안. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

good

Sahil B. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

neu G. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

Config from github code assumes the older version of mongo and uses flags not supported anymore. That kept pods crashing until I removed them from StatefulSet yaml.

Yuki M. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

Sookyung L. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

good

minjun k. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

Either this lab needs updating or there's a GCP problem, but it's just not creating the three mongo pods -- the first two keep having CrashLoopBackoff as shown below, and the third never gets created. I think I'll do a different lab now, and try this one again some other time. NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE mongo-0 1/2 CrashLoopBackOff 6 8m28s mongo-1 1/2 CrashLoopBackOff 5 6m

Tané T. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

Olga G. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

Younghee K. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

Umut Ö. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

great!

Charles E. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

nice!

hamid s. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

Stefan L. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

명석 김. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

satisfied

Tuấn Đ. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

JMJ m. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

The .yaml should be updated because mongo doesn't support --smallfiles flag on version 4.0

Mario R. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

Maybe an invalid option of mongod is used. And insufficient cluster scope...?

Hiroaki K. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

Scheduling of statefulsets doesn't work. Pod created by statefulset continuously restarts and goes into crashloopbackoff state. Please verify.

Abhinit K. · Reviewed about 6 years ago

Matheus T. · Reviewed about 6 years ago