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Amit Kumar Das

Engineer the DAO

How do I pin the OpenEBS Replica Pod(s) to the Kubernetes Nodes where they were scheduled?
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How do I pin the OpenEBS Replica Pod(s) to the Kubernetes Nodes where they were scheduled?

A OpenEBS Volume comprises of a Controller pod and one or more Replica pod(s). Controller pod (also known as a Target pod) is the one to which the application can make an iSCSI connection.

How do I configure OpenEBS to use storage on specific Kubernetes nodes?
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How do I configure OpenEBS to use storage on specific Kubernetes nodes?

A OpenEBS Volume comprises of a Target pod and Replica pod(s). There can be one or more Replica pods. The Replica pods are the ones that access the underlying disk resources for storing the data.

Storage Policies — It’s different this time
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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 build an e2e?
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How to build an e2e?

e2e which expands into end to end speaks for itself. It can be treated as component testing, integration testing, or something that tries to test stuff outside the scope of unit tests.

Are you afraid of Go?
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Are you afraid of Go?

Are you an experienced C programmer or perhaps an adept Java hacker finding Go somewhat awkward to deal with.

Container Native Storage builds its High Availability in style
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Container Native Storage builds its High Availability in style

Infrastructure components are the toughest to build. It is meant to work always by default.

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