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Install Portworx
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Prerequisites
Install on cloud
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GCP
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GKE
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Install on GKE
Upgrade GKE node types
AWS
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Auto Scaling groups (ASG)
Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
AWS Marketplace
Kubernetes Operations (KOPS)
Azure
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Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
Azure managed identity on AKS
IBM Cloud
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OCP on IBM
Install on-premises
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Bare metal Kubernetes
PKS
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Install using the Operator
Air-gapped clusters
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Air-gapped on bare metal
Air-gapped install bootstrap script reference
Anthos
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Amazon EKS Anywhere
Install on OpenShift
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vSphere
Azure Red Hat OpenShift
Air-gapped on vSphere
All other environments
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Install the Portworx Operator
Deploy Portworx using the Operator
Prepare to upgrade to OpenShift 4.3
Disaggregated installation
Activate Enterprise license
Monitor your Portworx cluster
Install on other orchestrators
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DCOS
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Install on DCOS
Install on Kubernetes on DC/OS
Install Portworx Local Universe
Amazon ECS
Docker
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Install on Docker Standalone
Install on Docker Swarm
Jenkins on Swarm with Portworx
Install on Kubernetes with Docker EE
Rancher
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Install Portworx
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Upgrade Portworx
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Nomad
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Installation
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Install as a Nomad job
Other cloud providers
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Rackspace
Operations
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Kubernetes operations
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Upgrade
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Upgrade using the Operator
Upgrade using the Daemonset
Air-gapped cluster upgrade
Cluster Topology awareness
FlashArray and FlashBlade CSI topology
Monitoring
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Alertmanager using Operator
Logging
Monitor Portworx with Sysdig
Prometheus and Grafana Daemonset
Using PX-Central
Running in Production
Storage operations
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Create PVCs
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Volume Placement Strategies
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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
Resize PVCs
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
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ApplicationRegistration
Stateful Application CRD Reference
Related Videos
Create and use snapshots
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On-demand snapshots
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Local snapshots
Cloud snapshots
Scheduled snapshots
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Configuring 3DSnaps
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Snapshot methods
SkinnySnaps
Incremental cloud snapshots
RelaxedReclaim
Run Hyper Converged Using Stork
Using Velero with Portworx
Kubernetes Storage 101
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Persistent volumes
Stateful applications
Hyperconvergence
Snapshots and Backups
Configure RBAC for Stork
Configure IO profiles
Application I/O Control
Portworx with CSI
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CSI Enabled Storage Classes by Portworx
Enable CSI
Volume Lifecycle Basics
Data Protection and Snapshots
Secure your volumes
Use Ephemeral volumes
Raw Block Devices
Stateful applications
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Cassandra
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Install
Scale up
Failover
Snapshots
Performance
Discussion forum
Deployment architectures
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Single data center
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DR and multi-DC HA
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The limits of traditional DR
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ActiveMQ
Elasticsearch and Kibana
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Install Elasticsearch and Kibana
Scale Elasticsearch
Failover Elasticsearch
Harbor
RabbitMQ
Kafka with Zookeeper
MinIO
PostgreSQL
ScyllaDB
Solr
Test Failover of a MySQL pod
WordPress
Autopilot
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How to Use
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Autopilot Install and Setup
Working with Autopilot Rules
Action approvals
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Approvals using kubectl
Approvals using GitOps and Github
Operating and Troubleshooting
Use cases
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Automatically grow PVCs
Expand all storage pools
Expand storage pools by usage
Rebalance storage pools
Reference
Disaster Recovery (DR)
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Metro DR
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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
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Migrations using service accounts
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Cloud drive operations
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AWS gp3 volumes
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Operate and troubleshoot IBM Cloud Drives
Authorization
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Enabling Authorization
PVCs and Stork with Authorization
Other Operations
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Advanced installation parameters
Certificates as Kubernetes Secrets
Evacuating a Portworx node
Update Portworx file system dependencies
IPv6 with Portworx
Migrate from DaemonSet to Operator
Migration
Set up a Cluster Admin namespace
Configure migrations to use service accounts
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Tune performance
Troubleshoot
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Collect diagnostics
Common errors
Troubleshoot and Get Support
Scale or Restrict
Enter Maintenance Mode
Operation control with systemd
Unlink a Portworx Essentials cluster
Uninstall
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Uninstall using the Operator
Uninstall using the DaemonSet
Decommission a Node
Decommission FlashArray nodes
Operations on other orchestrators
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Performance and Tuning
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Performance Tuning
FIO Performance
SQL Performance
NoSQL Performance
Monitoring your cluster
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Alerting with Portworx
Grafana with Portworx
Portworx Alerts
Portworx integration with Prometheus
Scaling
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Adding storage to existing Portworx Cluster Nodes
Scale down nodes
Scaling out an existing Portworx Cluster
Data Migration
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Operate DCOS
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Running Portworx in Production with DC/OS
Upgrade
Authorization with Portworx clusters
Constraining Applications to Portworx nodes
Application Installs
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Cassandra
CouchDB
Elastic Search and Kibana
Hadoop and HDFS on DCOS
Kafka
Zookeeper
FAQ
Scaling Stateful Applications
Cleaning up frameworks
Operate Docker
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How Portworx Volumes work with Docker
Use Portworx with Swarm
Docker stateful applications
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Hadoop and HDFS
Microsoft SQL Server
Redis
Docker Registry
Operate Nomad
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Enable CSI
Upgrade Portworx
Volume lifecycle basics
Secure your volumes
Data protection and snapshots
Uninstall Portworx
Inline volumes with Docker
Portworx CSI Driver
Portworx licenses
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Licensing operations
Portworx Essentials license
Portworx Enterprise license
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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
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IBM key management services
AWS KMS
DC/OS Secrets
Kubernetes Secrets
PVC Encryption with CSI and Kubernetes
Vault
Google Cloud KMS
Azure Key Vault
Architecture References
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Deployment architectures
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Automatic disk provisioning
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AWS
Pure FlashArray
GCP
VMware Tanzu
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Install
Operate
Troubleshooting
Uninstall
VMware vSphere
Operations guide
Securing your Portworx system
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Deploying in Kubernetes
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Secure your storage with a DaemonSet
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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
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Step 1: Enable security in Portworx
Step 2: StorageClass Setup
Example application
Customizing security setup
Use pxctl with security enabled
Multitenancy using namespaces
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Step 1: Enable security in Portworx
Step 2: Generate multitenant tokens
Step 3: Set up the StorageClass
Example application
Concepts
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Role-Based Access Control
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RBAC Overview
PX-Security on an existing cluster
Storage pool caching
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Run-flat mode
Migration
Class of Service
Internal KVDB
Sharedv4 Volumes
IO profiles
Topology awareness
Storage pools
Support
Reference
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CLI
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Create and Manage Volumes
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Inspect Volumes
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Basics
Updating Volumes using pxctl
Cluster Operations
Cluster status
Snapshots
Volume trash can
Group Snaps
Snapshot Schedule Policies
Cloud Credentials
Cloud Snaps
Manage secrets
Cloud Drives (ASG)
Cloud Migrations
Storage Policy
Encrypted Volumes
License
Service
Volume Access
Alerts
Volume check
Volume trim
Authorization
Dump and Upload cluster-wide secrets
Generate Tokens
RBAC Roles
Filtering pxctl output with jq
Remove or replace a failed drive
Custom Resource Definitions
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StorageCluster
SchedulePolicy
Developer SDK
FlashArray and FlashBlade
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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
REST API
FAQs
Release Notes
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Portworx Release Notes
Autopilot Release Notes
Operator Release Notes
Other products
PX-Central on-premises
Portworx Backup as-a-service
Portworx Data Services
Portworx Backup
Monitoring
This topic explains how to monitor Portworx on Kubernetes.
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Install Alertmanager using the Operator
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Logging Portworx on Kubernetes
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Monitor Portworx with Sysdig
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Install Prometheus and Grafana using Daemonset
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Using PX-Central
Last edited: Friday, Oct 28, 2022
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