Followup on this: Looking into Garage first. Very simplified access model, which is not necessarily a bad thing. Seems to work fine with #CloudNativePG (#CNPG). Can create buckets and keys through the API.
Considering putting the time to try write an operator for #Kubernetes that can request buckets from various providers, inspired by StorageClasses and PVCs. Throw a bucket claim manifest in your name space, and receive a secret with credentials for it. Apply to CNPG or Mastodon or whatnot, and Bob's your uncle. Easily request from different providers, either local or remote. I'm thinking MinIO, Garage and perhaps RustFS too. Multi tenancy safe too, somehow.
I really wish someone would step up and build a cloudnative-pg -like tooling for mongodb
it's such a pain to work and maintain a self-hosted when you don't want to pay for the hosted version
#database #CheapBastard #mongo #postgres #cloudnativepg #cncf
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I have services in my #homelab that need #postgres quite often. In my #k3s cluster I'm using #cloudnativepg to provision single-use databases for services. What should I do for my services running in #docker? Create a single VM that just runs Postgres and connect them all to it? Provision a single Postgres in k3s and expose it so that docker containers externally can use it?
Move anything that needs postgres to #kubernetes?
#selfhosting can get complicated 😔
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