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OpenEBS releases 0.8.1 with stability fixes and improved documentation
OpenEBS 0.8.1 is released today. In spite of being a tagged as a minor release, it has significant stability improvements and few important features.

(Storage) Chaos Engineering with Litmus - An Overview
In this extremely insightful article, Evan Powell outlines various possible failures that could occur in a Kubernetes cluster running stateful workloads & the possible means to mitigate them..

Mayastor 1.0 has arrived
In this blog, we will go through Mayastor architecture, evolution of project over the years, benefits for the community and different use cases

Using chaoskube with OpenEBS.
Chaos Engineering is the discipline of proving the reliability of any system by causing “chaos”. The word ‘Chaos’ means the state of confusion or failure caused due to unexpected reason.

Container Native Storage builds its High Availability in style
Infrastructure components are the toughest to build. It is meant to work always by default.

My First Contribution to OpenEBS #OSS
Writing documentation for any project is tough, be it big or small, propriety or open-source. Rewriting and improving it is even tougher. Let no one tell you any different.

OpenEBS releases 0.8.1 with stability fixes and improved documentation
OpenEBS 0.8.1 is released today. In spite of being a tagged as a minor release, it has significant stability improvements and few important features.
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(Storage) Chaos Engineering with Litmus - An Overview
In this extremely insightful article, Evan Powell outlines various possible failures that could occur in a Kubernetes cluster running stateful workloads & the possible means to mitigate them..

Mayastor 1.0 has arrived
In this blog, we will go through Mayastor architecture, evolution of project over the years, benefits for the community and different use cases

Using chaoskube with OpenEBS.
Chaos Engineering is the discipline of proving the reliability of any system by causing “chaos”. The word ‘Chaos’ means the state of confusion or failure caused due to unexpected reason.