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Ansible @ OpenEBS — The whys and hows
We are using Ansible as one of the critical moving parts of our automated test suite in the CI pipeline @OpenEBS. The question was expected in some ways,

Storage Policies — It’s different this time
One of the most common disbelief at the operator’s end would be the reports of an application’s (that consumed this storage) sudden death after introducing a much awaited shiny new storage feature.

How to start contributing to mayactl
mayactl is the command line tool for interacting with OpenEBS volumes mayactl is not usedrequired while provisioning or managing the OpenEBS volumes but it is currently used while debugging and tro...

OpenEBS 3.0 Release
Announcing OpenEBS 3.0 release - with ability to create 9 types of volumes.

How do I create an OpenEBS storage pool on Google Persistent Disk
The OpenEBS volume replicas, which are the actual backend storage units of the OpenEBS iSCSI target currently store the data in a hostPath on the Kubernetes nodes.

Storage is Dead! Long live OpenEBS
In this blog I share something I’ve been saying for a while now that people suggested might just be audacious enough to spark a conversation.

Ansible @ OpenEBS — The whys and hows
We are using Ansible as one of the critical moving parts of our automated test suite in the CI pipeline @OpenEBS. The question was expected in some ways,

Storage Policies — It’s different this time
One of the most common disbelief at the operator’s end would be the reports of an application’s (that consumed this storage) sudden death after introducing a much awaited shiny new storage feature.

How to start contributing to mayactl
mayactl is the command line tool for interacting with OpenEBS volumes mayactl is not usedrequired while provisioning or managing the OpenEBS volumes but it is currently used while debugging and tro...

OpenEBS 3.0 Release
Announcing OpenEBS 3.0 release - with ability to create 9 types of volumes.

How do I create an OpenEBS storage pool on Google Persistent Disk
The OpenEBS volume replicas, which are the actual backend storage units of the OpenEBS iSCSI target currently store the data in a hostPath on the Kubernetes nodes.

Storage is Dead! Long live OpenEBS
In this blog I share something I’ve been saying for a while now that people suggested might just be audacious enough to spark a conversation.

Ansible @ OpenEBS — The whys and hows
We are using Ansible as one of the critical moving parts of our automated test suite in the CI pipeline @OpenEBS. The question was expected in some ways,

Storage Policies — It’s different this time
One of the most common disbelief at the operator’s end would be the reports of an application’s (that consumed this storage) sudden death after introducing a much awaited shiny new storage feature.