Out with a Bang | LINUX Unplugged 541
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Removing Persistent Volumes and Using OwnTracks for Location Sharing
The hosts discuss the process of removing persistent volumes from their production K8's cluster and replacing them with cloned underlying disks in GKE. They also explore the use of OwnTracks as an alternative to Google location sharing and recommend it as a solid option. The chapter also touches on the trade-off between specialized tools and generic functionality, and includes references to Boost clips from Space Balls and the Empire Strikes Back.
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