Expanding Memphis Disk Storage
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Kubernetes is commonly employed to deploy stateful applications like Memphis within your cluster. Each Pod in the retains access to its even after rescheduling, ensuring the individual state is maintained, separate from neighboring Pods within the set.
However, these volumes have a notable limitation: Kubernetes does not offer a straightforward way to resize them through the StatefulSet object. The spec.resources.requests.storage
property within the volumeClaimTemplates
field of the StatefulSet and restricts you from making necessary capacity increases. This article will demonstrate how to work around this limitation.
Start by confirming if dynamic resizing is available in the storage class. If not, add the following line to enable it:
To increase the size of the attached PVC (repeat for all PVC instances), execute the following command:
Export the Memphis StatefulSet configuration to a YAML file and adjust the size of the PVC accordingly:
Edit the file to reflect the new PVC size within the spec
section:
Change the "updateStrategy" type to "OnDelete" within the sts.yaml
file:
Update the memphis-config
ConfigMap with the new size for the storageEngine
space. Note that the reload feature will not work, so you will need to restart all the brokers one by one manually. Modify the storageEngine
section as follows:
Execute the following command to delete the current StatefulSet, ensuring the use of the --cascade=orphan
option:
Deploy the edited StatefulSet to the cluster using the sts.yaml
file:
Delete the Pods individually and confirm that they have the new configuration and retain the previous data.