When deploying with kubernetes, why is the backend of langflow designed as statefulset?

[ASCE1885]

Just as the title describes.

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The Langflow documentation mentions the use of a PostgreSQL service that requires persistent storage, which could justify the use of a StatefulSet. The postgres service is a database that stores Langflow's persistent data, including flows, users, and settings, and it includes a dedicated volume for data storage. Additionally, the langflow service uses a volume for storing logs, file storage, monitor data, and secret keys. These requirements for persistent storage and stable network identities are typical reasons for using a StatefulSet in Kubernetes ^[1][2][3].

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