A block volume is a volume that appears as a block device inside the container and allows low-level access to the storage without intermediate layers, as with file-system volumes.

The OpenEBS project consists of several components (control plane & data plane) that directly support the dynamic provisioning & management of a persistent storage volume on the Kubernetes cluster.

In this blog, I will discuss various storage classes we can use to dynamically provision the volumes backed by ZFS-LocalPV Storage Pool.

Personally, it is very exciting and enriching to see the growth of the OpenEBS project — from its capabilities, contributors and community perspective!

Kubernetes Clusters are up and running at the push of a button or even better by talking to your favorite bot.

Overview of using Mayastor to try out some of the fastest NVMe devices currently available on the market and see how we perform on top of these devices within ks using the container attached storage...

A block volume is a volume that appears as a block device inside the container and allows low-level access to the storage without intermediate layers, as with file-system volumes.

The OpenEBS project consists of several components (control plane & data plane) that directly support the dynamic provisioning & management of a persistent storage volume on the Kubernetes cluster.