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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.

Austin KubeCon — Persistent Storage Round-up and Looking beyond!
Kubernetes Clusters are up and running at the push of a button or even better by talking to your favorite bot.

HA vs. DR and HA² for your DB
This post is intended to share observations gathered from a couple of decades worth of experience in helping enterprises build resilient systems and presented based on feedback from Kubernetes and Sta...

Recap of Google Next’18
This year I have attended a number of tech events and in terms of size, organization, and especially the content — Next ’18 is so far my favorite.

Storage Scheduling goes mainstream in Kubernetes 1.12
With every new release of Kubernetes, I find myself in awe and also at ease with the choices we made early on to marry OpenEBS with Kubernetes.

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...

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.

Austin KubeCon — Persistent Storage Round-up and Looking beyond!
Kubernetes Clusters are up and running at the push of a button or even better by talking to your favorite bot.

HA vs. DR and HA² for your DB
This post is intended to share observations gathered from a couple of decades worth of experience in helping enterprises build resilient systems and presented based on feedback from Kubernetes and Sta...

Recap of Google Next’18
This year I have attended a number of tech events and in terms of size, organization, and especially the content — Next ’18 is so far my favorite.