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Persistent Volume Claims

A PersistentVolumeClaim (PVC) is a request for storage for a pod. PVCs are used to create Persistent Volumes (PV) for your pods). PVCs can request specific size and access modes for storage.

Tip: When creating a StatefulSet, you can create VolumeClaimTemplates instead of using PVCs. This will allow you to scale your StatefulSet.

Access Controls ConfigMaps

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