We've got to write files from one host in a shared storage and share these files between many pods in read only state. Like this:
writer -> shared storage <- pod_reader_nth
I tried to use Google Persistent Storage, but k8s doesn't allow to mix ReadMany and WriteOnce. Is there any way to solve this issue simple, like use some SaaS solution and don't use CephFS/GlusterFS/NFS?
inb4: Tried Google Cloud Storage buckets, but got degraded performance when wrote a lot of files.
As you mentioned, you cannot use Google Persistent Storage as with the mixup of ReadMany and WriteOnce. Also, you cannot use as "ReadWriteMany" as mentioned in https://cloud.google.com/kubernetes-engine/docs/concepts/persistent-volumes
Other alternate way would be use "hostPath" - https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/storage/volumes , where you can mount a directory from the host node’s filesystem into your pod. You can mount the persistent disk to the cluster nodes. The problem here is all your pods gets write access to the hostPath. It will essentially become "ReadWriteMany".