A link-checked look at the storage and volume options available to Kubernetes workloads — from cloud block storage to distributed and configuration-based volumes.
A high-performance, easy-to-use block storage service for use with Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) instances.
Block storage for Azure Virtual Machines, offering high-performance, durable disks for demanding cloud-native workloads.
A software-defined storage (SDS) platform providing unified block, object, and file storage from a single distributed cluster.
A native Kubernetes object that provides a way to inject configuration data into pods, decoupling config from container images.
Deploys GlusterFS as a native, dynamically provisioned storage service onto an existing Kubernetes cluster.
A complete Kubernetes storage platform delivering elastic scalability, high availability, and self-service access across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
A Kubernetes example showing how to consume Fibre Channel SAN storage as persistent volumes for pods.
The official Kubernetes documentation covering volumes, persistent volumes, storage classes, and dynamic provisioning concepts.
The officially maintained Container Storage Interface plugin for provisioning persistent volumes on vSphere storage for Kubernetes.