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Install the Portworx Operator

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Prepare to upgrade to OpenShift 4.3

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Monitor your Portworx cluster

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Jenkins on Swarm with Portworx

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Install Portworx

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Cluster Topology awareness

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Alertmanager using Operator

Monitor Portworx with Sysdig

Prometheus and Grafana Daemonset

Using PX-Central

Running in Production

Storage operations

Volume Placement Strategies

Create and use VolumePlacementStrategies

VolumePlacementStrategy CRD reference

Create sharedv4 PVCs

Dynamic Provisioning of PVCs

Control volume provisioning

Create encrypted PVCs

Create proxy volume PVCs

Expand your storage pool size

Access via Non-Root Users

Using Pre-provisioned Volumes

Create PVCs using the ReadOnlyMany access mode

Pure FlashArray PVCs

Pure FlashBlade PVCs

Stateful applications operations

ApplicationRegistration

Stateful Application CRD Reference

Create and use snapshots

On-demand snapshots

Local snapshots

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Scheduled snapshots

Configuring 3DSnaps

Snapshot methods

Incremental cloud snapshots

Run Hyper Converged Using Stork

Using Velero with Portworx

Kubernetes Storage 101

Persistent volumes

Stateful applications

Hyperconvergence

Snapshots and Backups

Configure RBAC for Stork

Configure IO profiles

Application I/O Control

Portworx with CSI

CSI Enabled Storage Classes by Portworx

Volume Lifecycle Basics

Data Protection and Snapshots

Secure your volumes

Use Ephemeral volumes

Raw Block Devices

Stateful applications

Discussion forum

Deployment architectures

Single data center

DR and multi-DC HA

The limits of traditional DR

Elasticsearch and Kibana

Install Elasticsearch and Kibana

Scale Elasticsearch

Failover Elasticsearch

Kafka with Zookeeper

Test Failover of a MySQL pod

Autopilot Install and Setup

Working with Autopilot Rules

Action approvals

Approvals using kubectl

Approvals using GitOps and Github

Operating and Troubleshooting

Automatically grow PVCs

Expand all storage pools

Expand storage pools by usage

Rebalance storage pools

Disaster Recovery (DR)

1. Prepare your Portworx Cluster

2. Pair Clusters

3. Synchronize your clusters

4. Failover an application

5. Failback an application

6. Useful references

Asynchronous DR

Migrations using service accounts

Cloud drive operations

AWS gp3 volumes

Operate and troubleshoot IBM Cloud Drives

Enabling Authorization

PVCs and Stork with Authorization

Other Operations

Advanced installation parameters

Certificates as Kubernetes Secrets

Evacuating a Portworx node

Update Portworx file system dependencies

IPv6 with Portworx

Migrate from DaemonSet to Operator

Set up a Cluster Admin namespace

Configure migrations to use service accounts

Tune performance

Collect diagnostics

Troubleshoot and Get Support

Scale or Restrict

Enter Maintenance Mode

Operation control with systemd

Unlink a Portworx Essentials cluster

Uninstall using the Operator

Uninstall using the DaemonSet

Decommission a Node

Decommission FlashArray nodes

Operations on other orchestrators

Performance and Tuning

Performance Tuning

FIO Performance

SQL Performance

NoSQL Performance

Monitoring your cluster

Alerting with Portworx

Grafana with Portworx

Portworx Alerts

Portworx integration with Prometheus

Adding storage to existing Portworx Cluster Nodes

Scale down nodes

Scaling out an existing Portworx Cluster

Running Portworx in Production with DC/OS

Authorization with Portworx clusters

Constraining Applications to Portworx nodes

Application Installs

Elastic Search and Kibana

Hadoop and HDFS on DCOS

Scaling Stateful Applications

Cleaning up frameworks

How Portworx Volumes work with Docker

Use Portworx with Swarm

Docker stateful applications

Hadoop and HDFS

Microsoft SQL Server

Docker Registry

Upgrade Portworx

Volume lifecycle basics

Secure your volumes

Data protection and snapshots

Uninstall Portworx

Inline volumes with Docker

Portworx CSI Driver

Portworx licenses

Licensing operations

Portworx Essentials license

Portworx Enterprise license

Enable using Activation ID

Enable using Cluster UUID

Enable pay-as-you-go billing

Air-gapped pay-as-you-go billing

Transfer licenses

Etcd for Portworx

Secret Store management

IBM key management services

Kubernetes Secrets

PVC Encryption with CSI and Kubernetes

Google Cloud KMS

Azure Key Vault

Architecture References

Deployment architectures

Automatic disk provisioning

Pure FlashArray

Troubleshooting

Operations guide

Securing your Portworx system

Deploying in Kubernetes

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

Role-Based Access Control

PX-Security on an existing cluster

Storage pool caching

Class of Service

Sharedv4 Volumes

Topology awareness

Create and Manage Volumes

Inspect Volumes

Updating Volumes using pxctl

Cluster Operations

Volume trash can

Snapshot Schedule Policies

Cloud Credentials

Cloud Drives (ASG)

Cloud Migrations

Encrypted Volumes

Dump and Upload cluster-wide secrets

Generate Tokens

Filtering pxctl output with jq

Remove or replace a failed drive

Custom Resource Definitions

FlashArray and FlashBlade

FlashBlade and FlashArray JSON

Supported models and versions

FlashBlade and FlashArray env vars

Portworx Metrics for monitoring

Supported Kernels

Operator OpenShift upgrade path

Portworx instructional videos

Portworx Release Notes

Autopilot Release Notes

Operator Release Notes

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GKE

The following topics show how to install Portworx with Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE):

Install Portworx on Google Kubernetes Engine

Upgrade Google Kubernetes Engine node types

Last edited: Thursday, Jan 26, 2023

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