Kubernetes Storage Lingo 101 - Saad Ali, Google (Beginner Skill Level)

Kubernetes Storage Lingo 101 - Saad Ali, Google (Beginner Skill Level)
If you’ve wanted to understand what the Kubernetes volume subsystem offers, you will quickly be inundated with buzzwords like Flex Volumes, CSI, in-tree, out-of-tree, Persistent Volumes, Local Volumes, Storage Classes, drivers, plugins, volumes, dynamic provisioning, and more. It’s difficult to wrap your head around unless you’ve been emerged in the lingo. In this talk I will unravel the state of the Kubernetes Storage landscape in 2018, and, in the process, explain what all of this means and how how it fits together.
"About Saad
Saad Ali is a senior software engineer at Google where he works on the open-source Kubernetes project. He joined the project in December 2014, and has led the development of the Kubernetes storage and volume subsystem. He serves as a lead of the Kubernetes Storage SIG, and is co-author and maintainer of the Container Storage Interface initiative. Prior to Google, he worked at Microsoft where he led the development of the IMAP protocol for Outlook.com."
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[@kngharv]

one of most straight-forward, clear presentation on this otherwise confusing topic. why didn't this guy get more like?

[@DagangWei]

Absolutely the best talk on this topic, concise and informative!

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[@kumarabhishek7877]

Truly innovative, Awesome tutorial.

[@andreygerasimov8036]

Thanks, very informative!

[@AjithkumarSekar]

Great Talk. One thing I am curious about is the performance of the remote storage. When I mount a volume from remote storage from aws EBS or GCE into a container, does it someone physically attach the storage to the node or just gives an illusion?

[@vadasambar3967]

This really helpful. Thank you!

[@KISHOREVIGNESHBARATHARAJ]

Thank you Saad Ali.