Deploy SurrealDB to Kubernetes with GitOps - Ryota Sawada (recorded live at SurrealDB Social)

SurrealDB 3.0 is set to arrive on February 17th, and recent discussions have focused on deploying SurrealDB in a horizontally scalable manner using Kubernetes and GitOps, as highlighted in a talk by Ryota Sawada. While the SurrealDB documentation provides guidance on high availability (HA) scenarios using TiKV as the storage backend, it primarily addresses connecting SurrealDB rather than future upgrades and declarative management. The talk elaborates on initiating a cluster with GitOps and managing configurations declaratively, which is crucial for productionizing SurrealDB for larger workloads. Additionally, SurrealDB's capabilities in handling streaming data through live queries and change feeds have been explored, showcasing its potential in building scalable SaaS applications.

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