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# Kicking the Tires with GlusterFS StatefulSet prototype version | ||
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## Introduction | ||
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This tutorial will walk through the steps needed to try out this StatefulSet. This particular tutorial runs on | ||
OpenShift 3.6 but can be easily modified to run directly on Kubernetes as well. | ||
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### Running This Example on Existing OpenShift Cluster | ||
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#### Prereqs | ||
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1. Open the GlusterFS ports on each node that could potentially host a GlusterFS pod | ||
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2. blah | ||
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#### Understanding and Configuring the GlusterFS StatefulSet | ||
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#### Executing the GlusterFS StatefulSet | ||
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#### Verifying Functionality | ||
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#### Running a pod that uses the GlusterFS Trusted Storage Pool Volumes | ||
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### Kubernetes Changes Needed | ||
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#### Change the version of the StatefulSet | ||
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