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UID:pretalx-cloud-native-rejekts-europe-london-2025-RADW7C@cfp.cloud-native
 .rejekts.io
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DESCRIPTION:Do you already know databases? Are you new to Kubernetes? Do yo
 u want to focus your Kubernetes learning on only the bits which are releva
 nt to databases? Then this is the talk for you! Skip the usual 'why run da
 tabases on Kubernetes' discussion and dive straight into the 'how.' We'll 
 show you precisely what you need to know to get started today.\n\nUsing a 
 Postgres database hosted on Kubernetes as an example\, we will cover the c
 omponents of Kubernetes involved in day-to-day activities - including netw
 ork connectivity\, storage\, and the automation of restarts and upgrades.\
 n\nJoin us for an overview of the few\, core components among the many\, m
 any pieces of the Kubernetes ecosystem you need to learn about first\, to 
 start your Data on Kubernetes journey.
DTSTAMP:20261013T133417Z
LOCATION:The Waterloo
SUMMARY:Kubernetes from the Database Out - Edith Puclla\, Alastair Turner
URL:https://cfp.cloud-native.rejekts.io/cloud-native-rejekts-europe-london-
 2025/talk/RADW7C/
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