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=== **User Story** >==== As a Wikimedia engineer, I want to be able to deploy a stateful application using the Persistent Volume Claim Kubernetes object so that I can ensure the application's data remains persistent even if the pod or container running the application is deleted or recreated. === **Acceptance Criteria** - [] The engineer should be able to deploy a stateful application using the PersistentVolumeClaim Kubernetes object. - [] The PersistentVolumeClaim should be serviced by the Ceph cluster - [] The application's data should remain persistent even if the pod or container running the application is deleted or recreated. === **Outstanding Questions:** - Can we demonstrate how providing block storage from a Ceph cluster to workloads running on Kubernetes is both effective and efficient? - Can we successfully set up and use block, blob and (at a stretch) file storage from Ceph?

### Update April 2024 We now need this functionality to support {T362788} so it seems best to use this ticket to track the remaining work to get the persistent volumes working in dse-k8s. === **User Story** >==== As a Wikimedia engineer, I want to be able to deploy a stateful application using the Persistent Volume Claim Kubernetes object so that I can ensure the application's data remains persistent even if the pod or container running the application is deleted or recreated. === **Acceptance Criteria** - [] The engineer should be able to deploy a stateful application using the PersistentVolumeClaim Kubernetes object. - [] The PersistentVolumeClaim should be serviced by the Ceph cluster - [] The application's data should remain persistent even if the pod or container running the application is deleted or recreated.

### Update April 2024 We now need this functionality to support {T362788} so it seems best to use this ticket to track the remaining work to get the persistent volumes working in dse-k8s. === **User Story** >==== As a Wikimedia engineer, I want to be able to deploy a stateful application using the Persistent Volume Claim Kubernetes object so that I can ensure the application's data remains persistent even if the pod or container running the application is deleted or recreated. === **Acceptance Criteria** - [] The engineer should be able to deploy a stateful application using the PersistentVolumeClaim Kubernetes object. - [] The PersistentVolumeClaim should be serviced by the Ceph cluster - [] The application's data should remain persistent even if the pod or container running the application is deleted or recreated. === **Outstanding Questions:** - Can we demonstrate how providing block storage from a Ceph cluster to workloads running on Kubernetes is both effective and efficient? - Can we successfully set up and use block, blob and (at a stretch) file storage from Ceph?