Simon Day·4d agoI Deleted My Kubernetes Cluster on Purpose. Here’s How Velero Brought It Back.A hands-on Velero disaster-recovery lab on two local kind clusters. No cloud account, no S3 bill, and a demo that measures your real RPO…
Rajeev Jaggavarapu·Aug 25How to Back Up Local Path Provisioner PVCs with Velero FSBHow to protect and restore Kubernetes workloads using Rancher Local Path Provisioner, Velero’s node agent, file-system backup, and MinIO.
Lokeshselvam·Jul 16EKS Upgrades Without Downtime: A Blue/Green Runbook with Safety BackupsBlue/green node group migration and Velero-based disaster recovery for production Amazon EKS clusters
Indevops-cloud-engineering-hubbyManohar Shetty·Jul 7Production-Ready Kubernetes Backup & Disaster Recovery Using Velero, AWS S3, and Velero UIIntroduction
Er. Anish Timsina·Jul 7Local Kubernetes Backup & Restore with Velero & MinIO: A Complete Hands-On GuideDisaster recovery doesn’t have to be complex — even on your local Docker Desktop cluster.
Ishay Ezagouri·Jun 16Your Kubernetes Backup Restored Successfully. So Why Is the App Broken?Your Kubernetes Backup Restored Successfully. So Why Is the App Broken?
Cbenitez·May 10My backup was eating itself: the night I discovered Velero was running a recursive loop in my…How a K3s homelab with “well configured” backups ended up with a node at 100% disk, a critical alert that couldn’t notify itself, and the…
Cbenitez·May 10Mi backup se estaba comiendo a sí mismo: cuando descubrí que Velero hacía un loop recursivo en mi…Llevo varias horas peleando con un cluster wedged y acabo de entender lo que estaba pasando. Lo escribo ahora porque el pattern es uno de…A response icon1A response icon1
Vajram Gajengi·Apr 18🚀 Velero Backup & Restore on Kubernetes with MinIOI recently wanted to understand how backup and restore actually works in Kubernetes — not just theory, but in a real setup.
InAWS TipbyRishi Abhishek·Mar 11I Deleted My Production Namespace and Restored It in 3 Minutes — Here is Everything I Learned About…A hands-on guide to Kubernetes backup, disaster recovery, and the PostgreSQL bug .
