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In this session, Andrew Pruski discusses the nuances of running databases in Kubernetes, using SQL Server as an illustrative example. He explores the flexibility and portability that containerized databases offer while addressing the common pitfalls encountered with stand-alone containers. The talk covers essential topics such as the challenges of managing stateful applications, deployment options for databases within Kubernetes, and methods for data persistence and protection. Aimed at DBAs and developers, this presentation provides practical insights and real-world examples to help audiences navigate the complexities of database management in Kubernetes.
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