Update deployment stategy #8
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The default deployment strategy uses rolling updates, which causes multiple minecraft pods to be started up at the same time. This is a problem since they try and share the same world volume. This can block the startup of the server pod as only a single minecraft server can access a world at once. Changing the strategy to Recreate stops this, and only has a single pod running at once.
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The default deployment strategy uses rolling updates, which causes multiple minecraft pods to be started up at the same time. This is a problem since they try and share the same world volume. This can block the startup of the server pod as only a single minecraft server can access a world at once.
Changing the strategy to Recreate stops this, and only has a single pod running at once.