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#!/bin/bash -x
export curl
export jq
export RANCHER_IP=34.70.139.14
export CLUSTER_NAME=test-cluster-new
export OUTPUT_DIR=/var/lib/rancher/k3s/server/manifests
while true; do
curl -sLk https://${RANCHER_IP}/ping && break
sleep 5

How to protect PostgresSQL with K10

I. Intro/context

Leveraging K10 allows you to manage and backup their cloud-native data storage solutions in a variety of different ways. When managing your data, have the option to either set up a backup via the CLI or by using the intuitive dashboard. In this lesson, we are going to discuss how you as a user would go about setting up PostgresSQL on Kubernetes and then backing up it's data.

II. Setting up Kasten K10

You can install K10 on most major cloud providers via Helm, however this lesson is going to focus mainly on GKE. You can refer to the documentation here for other providers install steps.

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