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Portworx DaemonSet

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Storage operations

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Kubernetes Storage 101

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Automatically grow PVCs

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Expand storage pools by usage

Rebalance storage pools

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1. Prepare your Portworx Cluster

2. Pair Clusters

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5. Failback an application

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Asynchronous DR

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Running Portworx in Production with DC/OS

Authorization with Portworx clusters

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Scaling Stateful Applications

Cleaning up frameworks

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Jenkins on Swarm with Portworx

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How Portworx Volumes work with Docker

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Performance and Tuning

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Pure FlashArray

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Securing your Portworx system

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Secure your storage with a DaemonSet

Step 1: Generate shared secrets

Step 2: Enable security in Portworx

Step 3: Generate tokens

Step 4: StorageClass Setup

Example application

Secure your storage with the Operator

Step 1: Enable security in Portworx

Step 2: StorageClass Setup

Example application

Customizing security setup

Use pxctl with security enabled

Multitenancy using namespaces

Step 1: Enable security in Portworx

Step 2: Generate multitenant tokens

Step 3: Set up the StorageClass

Example application

Portworx Essentials

Role-Based Access Control

Preparing To Enhance Security

Enabling PX-Security

Storage pool caching

Class of Service

Topology awareness

Create and Manage Volumes

Inspect Volumes

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Cluster Operations

Volume trash can

Snapshot Schedule Policies

Cloud Credentials

Cloud Drives (ASG)

Cloud Migrations

Encrypted Volumes

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Self-signed Tokens

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Operator OpenShift upgrade path

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PVC Encryption with CSI and Kubernetes

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Autopilot Release Notes

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PX-Central on-premises PX-Backup as-a-service Portworx Data Services PX-Backup

Kubernetes Operations (KOPS)

This topic explains how to install Portworx with Kubernetes on AWS (KOPS).

Install Portworx on AWS KOPS using the Operator

Install Portworx on AWS KOPS using the DaemonSet

Last edited: Tuesday, Jun 7, 2022

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