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RoelAdriaansJonathan S. Katz
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Fix typo in create cluster tutorial
Replaces "testuer" with -"testuser".
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- Creating [persistent volume claims](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/persistent-volumes/) (PVCs) for the PostgreSQL instance and the pgBackRest repository.
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- Creating [services](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/services-networking/service/) that provide a stable network interface for connecting to the PostgreSQL instance and pgBackRest repository.
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- Creating [deployments](https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/workloads/controllers/deployment/) that house each PostgreSQL instance and pgBackRest repository. Each of these is responsible for one Pod.
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- The PostgreSQL Pod, when it is started, provisions a PostgreSQL database and performs other bootstrapping functions, such as creating `testuer`.
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- The PostgreSQL Pod, when it is started, provisions a PostgreSQL database and performs other bootstrapping functions, such as creating `testuser`.
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- The pgBackRest Pod, when it is started, initializes a pgBackRest repository. Note that the pgBackRest repository is not yet ready to start taking backups, but will be after the next step!
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3. When the PostgreSQL Operator detects that the PostgreSQL and pgBackRest deployments are up and running, it creates a Kubenretes Job to create a pgBackRest stanza. This is necessary as part of intializing the pgBackRest repository to accept backups from our PostgreSQL cluster.

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