I have an application that I am migrating from an Azure App Service which has the concept of scheduled jobs - the most natural fit I see from a Kubernetes perspectice is to convert this into a CronJob.
However, the situation I am facing is that the SQLite database that is used by the CronJob to store the state for the next run is not being persisted.
I understand there is a StatefulSet capability in Kubernetes but I would like to avoid using this as I like the cron scheduling offered by CronJob.
Is there a "good" way to persist my SQLite database between CronJob executions?