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Litmus - Journey of a storage e2e and chaos framework for Kubernetes

The objective of the Litmus project is to help evaluate stateful workloads on Kubernetes via storage & infrastructure focused end-to-end (e2e) tests that use chaos engineering tools & principles

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.

The Mule and (the) Flash — going for a run?

In this blog I discuss why we are building an innovative approach to user IO for the purpose of containerized storage in particular vhost If you just want the code take a look at httpsgithubco...

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.

Getting started with K3s in vSphere and OpenEBS cStor

In this blog, more of a tutorial, I will walk you through the steps to install K3OS and setup OpenEBS.

OpenEBS 2.2.0 - Enhancements And New Storage Capabilities

OpenEBS 2.2.0 is here! Read this post to learn about the new updates.

Litmus - Journey of a storage e2e and chaos framework for Kubernetes

The objective of the Litmus project is to help evaluate stateful workloads on Kubernetes via storage & infrastructure focused end-to-end (e2e) tests that use chaos engineering tools & principles

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.

The Mule and (the) Flash — going for a run?

In this blog I discuss why we are building an innovative approach to user IO for the purpose of containerized storage in particular vhost If you just want the code take a look at httpsgithubco...

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.

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