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“Persistent Volumes are simply a piece of storage in your cluster. Similar to how you have a disk resource in a server, a persistent volume provides storage resources for objects in the cluster. At the most simple terms you can think of a PV as a disk drive. It should be noted that this storage resource exists independently from any pods that may consume it. Meaning, that if the pod dies, the storage should remain intact assuming the claim policies are correct. Persistent Volumes are provisioned in two ways, Statically or Dynamically.” I have created a PVC but it is not attached to my cluster or any droplet for that matter.
This will be used as a Shared Persistent Volume between two sidecar containers. How do I proceed to have this shared volume in the cluster?
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