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Kubeshark support a persistent volume claim as the storage for Workers.
Having said that, this is is not a simple procedure
We'd like to make it simple for users, by providing clear instructions how to provision such storage across popular K8s distributions, starting with EKS
Tasks steps:
Open a new AWS account and add to the Kubeshark organization following a sent invitation
Start an EKS cluster with at least two nodes.
Make every effort to reduce the spend by choosing small instances and scaling the cluster down when not in use
Make all the necessary steps to provision a persistent volume
Consider using an EFS storage
Ideally use ReadWriteMany. If not possible, suggest a different method
Make Kubeshark work with the PVC
Document the process, so anyone with minimal devops skills can follow the instructions and do it.
Always use a PR in a dedicated branch, available for review, commenting and approval.
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