add longhorn/mongodb sc - #19
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| description: "The StorageClass name" | ||
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Do we want to default this? Cause this means all that use will use this storage class?
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Nop. Default changed there so it makes convenient for our packages together to work with defaults mostly (no need to type, just "enter" or --confirm to assume defaults, but you can --set DATABASE_STORAGECLASS_NAME=<sc> if needed) 👍
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Fine-tuning Longhorn for MongoDB in Kubernetes (MCK) requires a delicate balance... MongoDB has its own application-level replication, running it on top of Longhorn's block-level replication... often leads to general overheads like physical disk writes amplification.
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