Update pvc.yaml

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Improved documentation within the PersistentVolumeClaim configuration for better clarity.
  • Established a default storage class to streamline storage management.
  • Added comments to indicate that storage size can be adjusted based on user needs.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve updates to the PersistentVolumeClaim configuration within the pvc.yaml file. Specifically, the storageClassName has been changed from an empty string to standard, enhancing the clarity with added comments. The configuration retains the existing accessModes and resources.requests.storage values, with a comment suggesting that the storage size can be adjusted as needed.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
Kubernetes-Manifests-file/Database/pvc.yaml	Updated storageClassName from an empty string to standard; added comments for clarity.

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Adjust the size, as needs may grow,
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12-12: Verify storage class availability in target clusters.

The change from implicit default (empty string) to explicit "standard" storage class is more declarative, but "standard" might not be available in all Kubernetes clusters. Please ensure this storage class exists in your target environments.

Consider documenting the storage class requirements in README or adding a prerequisite check in deployment scripts.

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11-11: Consider reviewing MongoDB storage requirements.

1Gi storage might be insufficient for MongoDB in production environments. Consider:

• Development: 1Gi might be acceptable
• Production: Usually needs more space depending on:
  • Expected data growth
  • Backup requirements
  • Performance requirements

Consider creating separate PVC configurations for different environments (dev/staging/prod) with appropriate storage sizes.

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6-9: LGTM: Appropriate access mode configuration.

The ReadWriteOnce access mode is correct for MongoDB as it typically runs as a single instance per volume.

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