Veritas InfoScale™ for Kubernetes Environments 8.0.300 - Linux

Edit /YAML/DR/SampleDataReplication.yaml on the primary cluster as under for replication of persistent data(PVs and PVCs) associated with application components in the specified namespace and labels.

apiVersion: infoscale.veritas.com/v1
kind: DataReplication
metadata:
  name: <Name for data replication>
  #namespace: <Enter the namespace>
spec:
  # In case of load balancer based n/w traffic management,
  # set lbEnabled to true.
  #  else the default value should be always kept false.
  lbEnabled : false
  # Virtual IP address to configure VVR
  localHostAddress: <Any free Virtual IP address
                 to configure VVR for the primary cluster>          
  # Corresponding netmask to configure VVR
  localNetMask: <Corresponding netmask to configure VVR>
  # Corresponding network interface to configure VVR 
  # (If NIC name is identical for all nodes)
  localNIC: eth0
  # Corresponding network interface list (hostname and NIC name )
  # to configure VVR
  # (If NIC name is not identical for all nodes)
  #localNICList:
  #  - "host1=eth0"
  #  - "host2=eth0"
  #  - "host3=eth0"
  #  - "host4=eth1"

  # (optional) Cloud Vendor (e.g Azure/Aws) on Primary VVR site.
  cloudVendor: Local

  # (optional) Applicable for Cloud-Vendor based environments, 
  # If "localHostAddress" value is an Overlay N/w IP, then specify 
  #  all applicable Route table resource ids.
  #routeTableResourceIds:
  #  - "rtb-fb97ac9d"
  #  - "rtb-f416eb8d"
  #  - "rtb-e48be49d"

  # Namespace and optionally labels for which you want
  #  to configure data replication
  selector:
    namespace: mysql
    #labels:
    #  - "app=db,env=dev"
  
  # Current primary cluster name - Name of the cluster 
  #    you want to back up
  currentPrimary: <Current primary cluster name
                  -Name of the cluster you want to back up>
  
  # (optional) In case of takeover operation, 
  # specify force to true along with
  # the updated currentPrimary value. 
  # In case of migrate operation,
  # force should be specified as false and 
  #  only currentPrimary needs
  # to be updated.
  force: false

  # Secondary cluster details
  remoteClusterDetails:
      # ID of the Cluster to be used for a backup
    - clusterName: <ID of the cluster to be used for a backup>
      # In case of load balancer based n/w traffic management, 
      #  set remoteLbEnabled to true. 
      #  else the default value should be always kept false.
      remoteLbEnabled : false
      # Virtual IP address for VVR configuration of this cluster
      remoteHostAddress: <Any free Virtual IP address for
                         VVR configuration of the remote cluster>
      # Corresponding Netmask of this cluster
      remoteNetMask: <Corresponding netmask of the remote cluster>
      # Corresponding Network interface of this cluster
      remoteNIC: eth0 
      # Corresponding Network interface list of this cluster
      #remoteNICList:
      #  - "host5=eth1"
      #  - "host6=eth0"
      #  - "host7=eth0"
      #  - "host8=eth1"
      
      # (optional) Cloud Vendor (e.g Azure/Aws) on remote VVR site.     
      remoteCloudVendor: Local

      # (optional) Applicable for Cloud-Vendor based environments, 
      # If "remoteHostAddress" value is an Overlay N/w IP, 
      # then specify all applicable Route table resource ids.
      #remoteRouteTableResourceIds:
      #  - "rtb-fb97ac9d"
      #  - "rtb-f416eb8d"
      #  - "rtb-e48be49d"

      # (optional) replication type can be sync or async.
      # default value will be async if not specified.
      replicationType: async
      
      # (optional) replicationState can have values start, stop, pause 
      #     and resume.
      # This field can be updated to start/stop/pause/resume replication.
      # Default value will be set to start during initial configuration.
      replicationState: start
      
      # (optional) network transport protocol can be TCP or UDP.
      # Default value will be set to TCP during initial configuration and
      # can be later changed to UDP. 
      networkTransportProtocol: TCP
      
      # (optional) By default, it will be set to N/A during  
      # initial configuration, which means the available bandwidth 
      # will be used.It can be later changed to set the 
      # maximum network bandwidth (in bits per second).
      bandwidthLimit: N/A
      
      # (optional) Supported values for latency protection are: 
      #  fail, disable and override.
      # By default it will be set to disable during initial configuration 
      # and can be changed later.
      latencyProtection: disable
      
      # (optional) Supported values log (SRL) protection are: 
      # autodcm, dcm, fail, disable and override.
      # By default it will be set to autodcm during initial configuration 
      # and can be changed later.
      logProtection: autodcm

Run the following command on the master node

kubectl apply -f /YAML/DR/SampleDataReplication.yaml

After these commands are executed, run the following commands on the master node

kubectl get datarep

Review the output similar to the following

NAME PROPOSED PRIMARY CURRENT PRIMARY NAMESPACE LABELS
<Name of data replication resource> <proposed cluster ID> 
            <current cluster ID> <namespace> <labels if any>
                                   

kubectl get datarep -o wide

Review the output similar to the following

NAME PROPOSED PRIMARY CURRENT PRIMARY NAMESPACE LABELS 
postgres-rep Clus1 Clus1 postgres <none> 
 | replicating (connected) | behind by 0h 0m 0s

REPLICATION   SUMMARY
asynchronous | consistent,up-to-date

Wait for the initial synchronization of the application Persistent Volumes to complete on the DR site. Run the following command on the master node of the DR site.

kubectl describe datarep <Data rep name for the application>

Review the status in the output similar to the following. Data Status must be consistent up-to-date.

Spec:
..
..
Status:
..
..
   Primary Status:
   ..
   ..
   Secondary Status:
   ..
   Data Status:  consistent,up-to-date