We have a cluster using Kubernetes to host Zeppelin. We have the notebooks backed up in S3, but right now we weren't using a stateful set. And it seems like when ever we recreate the cluster it comes back & loads the notebooks fine. But each notebook loses all the permissions (leaving them exposed to everyone).
We can convert to using stateful sets in K8s so the Zeppelin file system comes back to it's existing state (instead of a clean build) but exactly where/how is Zeppelin managing the interpreter & permission settings? Since they clearly aren't tied to the notebook files themselves. And we'll need to back them up in case of disaster recovery. Thanks! -Josh
