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[Blog post] Setting up OpenEverest with NVMe SSDs for performance boost #40
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Write a blog post: Using NVMe/Local Storage with OpenEverest
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Databases need speed, and network storage can be slow. We want to demonstrate OpenEverest's flexibility with Kubernetes Storage Classes. Show us how to map a database to fast local NVMe storage on your nodes. That would actually require spinning up some storage class for NVMes.
Structure ideas:
- The Infrastructure: Mention the node type (e.g., AWS i3 instances or a bare metal server with SSD) or local server config.
- Storage Class: Show the Storage Class YAML or configuration you used.
- The Deployment: Deploy a database explicitly selecting that fast storage class.
- The Proof: Run a simple benchmark (like pgbench or a large insert) or just show the PVC bound to the local disk.
Note: This is a great post for infrastructure geeks. Show the configs!
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