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docs: Add NFS feature description #918
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docs/user/00-20-nfs.md
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The Cloud Manager module provides a Network File System (NFS) feature which allows you to create ReadWriteMany (RWX) volumes. RWX volumes can be used by multiple workloads. |
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@ngrkajac please provide the sentence about the standard setup and the benefit of the NFS feature over the standard approach
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I will wait for Nikola's comment here as the product owner. But what you mentioned above is clear and on the point. NFS is not the feature here, it is just the protocol. ReadWriteMany is the feature, and as you mentioned RWX volumes can be used by multiple workloads. While regular persistent disk volumes can't be shared and can be used by only a single workload.
docs/user/00-40-redis.md
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## Related Information | ||
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* [Cloud Manager Resources: NFS](./resources/README.md#redis). |
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* [Cloud Manager Resources: NFS](./resources/README.md#redis). | |
* [Cloud Manager Resources: Redis](./resources/README.md#redis). |
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Kyma clusters provisioned on Amazon Web Services use Amazon Elastic File System. See the following list of CRs available in the Cloud Manager module dedicated to Amazon Elastic File System: | ||
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* AwsNfsVolume CR |
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All of these are CRs. Do we need to mention CR here? If we do, why not mention it in the rest of the list.
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I will use "CR" across the whole list. Thanks!
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# NFS | |||
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The Cloud Manager module provides a Network File System (NFS) feature which allows you to create ReadWriteMany (RWX) volumes. RWX volumes can be used by multiple workloads. |
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I will wait for Nikola's comment here as the product owner. But what you mentioned above is clear and on the point. NFS is not the feature here, it is just the protocol. ReadWriteMany is the feature, and as you mentioned RWX volumes can be used by multiple workloads. While regular persistent disk volumes can't be shared and can be used by only a single workload.
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The Cloud Manager module provides managed Redis which allows you to use caching functionality directly from your cloud provider. |
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The Cloud Manager module provides managed Redis which allows you to use caching functionality directly from your cloud provider. | |
The Cloud Manager module allows you to provision a cloud provider-managed Redis instance within your cluster network. |
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When you provision a Redis instance, you can choose between the Standard and Premium Tier.
- Standard - offers one instance
- Premium - offers high availability with automatic failover by provisioning an additional read replica of your instance
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