Creating target, backup plan and backup of MySQL app, using Ansible k8s module and TrilioVault for Kubernetes
by rodolofIn this video we can see there is a MySQL app running with a Persistent Volume
Then using several Ansible playbooks, I create a backup target, a backup plan and launch a backup, using TrilioVault for Kubernetes.
Then we see how the backup is progressing until is completely finished
The objective is to demonstrate the out of the box integration of TrilioVault for Kubernetes with automation tools, so we can manage TrilioVault for Kubernetes in an automated fashion
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