From Laptop to Cloud: Developing Cloud Native Applications with Containerized Databases
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Claims that running production-grade databases inside Kubernetes is practical by shifting storage features left into CSI drivers and operators, demonstrated end-to-end: a Flask app plus a MongoDB operator is seeded with ~800 Marvel records by a Kubernetes Job, updated live with Skaffold for local iterative builds, built in-cluster with Tekton + Kaniko, delivered via Flux and validated with Kubernetes operators/KubeVirt/Kverno-style policies; pipelines run, git manifests update, and the app deploys successfully while citing Gartner’s 75% cloud DB migration trend.
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