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src/en/charms-storage-k8s.md

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Juju-managed storage can be provisioned either dynamically or statically.
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See Kubernetes [Storage classes][kubernetes-supported-volume-types]
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documentation for the list of storage backends ("provisioners") supported by
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Generic Juju storage (non-Kubernetes) is covered on the
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[Using Juju Storage][charms-storage] page.
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For static volumes, the provisioner is `kubernetes.io/no-provisioner`.
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For dynamic volumes, the provisioner varies, depending on the underlying
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storage backend. Examples are given in the next two sections that follow.
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For dynamic volumes, the provisioner is dependant upon the underlying
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[storage backend][kubernetes-provisioners]. Examples are given in the next two
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The storage class names for both operator storage and charm storage do not need
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[clouds-k8s]: ./clouds-k8s.md
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[charms-storage]: ./charms-storage.md
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[kubernetes-supported-volume-types]: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/storage-classes/
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[kubernetes-provisioners]: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/storage-classes/#provisioner
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[kubernetes-hostpath]: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/volumes/#hostpath
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[kubernetes-classes]: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/storage-classes/
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src/en/clouds-k8s.md

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The objective of this page is to give an overview of how an existing Kubernetes
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that's done. Links will be provided to pages that preset more theory as well as
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to practical tutorials. Although this page is not about showing how to install
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Kubernetes itself, we do give pointers on how to do so.
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that's done. Links will be provided to material that presents more theory as
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well as to practical tutorials. Although this page is not about showing how to
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install Kubernetes itself, we do give pointers on how to do so.
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Essentially, Juju is able to treat the added cluster as it does any other of
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## Storage theory and practical guides
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Page [Persistent storage and Kubernetes][charms-storage-k8s] explains how Juju
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works with Kubernetes storage.
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The [Persistent storage and Kubernetes][charms-storage-k8s] page provides the
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theory on how Juju works with Kubernetes storage.
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The following practical guides are available:
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