This sandbox environment is a fully configured 3 node Kubernetes cluster with StorageOS already installed.
In this tutorial, you will install MySQL and configure volumes for high availability.

Steps
High Available MySQL
Introduction and Setup Environment
MySQL is a popular SQL open source database for a wide range of popular web-based applications. In this tutorial, we'll look at how to configure it with StorageOS for high availability and failover.
First verify StorageOS Installation.
kubectl -n kube-system get pods -lapp=storageos -w
The above command watches the pods created by the StorageOSCluster resource. Note that pods typically take approximately 40 seconds to enter the Running Phase. Press
Ctrl+C
to continue once the pods are up.
Verify that you have a healthy installation with three nodes:
export STORAGEOS_ENDPOINTS="http://[[HOST2_IP]]:5705,http://[[HOST3_IP]]:5705,http://[[HOST4_IP]]:5705"
storageos get node
We are going to use the default StorageClass that was created when StorageOS
was installed, called fast
.