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How to Install OpenEBS on AWS using StackPointCloud?
What is StackPointCloud? StackPointCloud is a managed Kubernetes control plane to build cloud-native stacks on AWS, Google Cloud (GKE & GCE), Azure & DigitalOcean.

Building persistent storage with OpenEBS and Local SSDs on GKE
In this blog post, we’ll discuss the advantages of using GKE Local SSDs instead of GPDs and how to set up persistent storage using OpenEBS for highly available storage volumes.

Deploying OpenEBS on SUSE CaaS platform
I am recently introduced to OpenEBS, an easy to use persistent storage option for Kubernetes and found it nicely working on the SuSE CaaS platform where I could certify the cloud native databases.

OpenEBS sprinting ahead, 0.2 released
I am delighted that we have been able to push the OpenEBS 0.2 release for community consumption, a version that demonstrates that storage controllers can be containerized.

Running OpenEBS On Custom Rancher Cluster
In this blog, I will be explaining how to deploy an application in a custom Rancher cluster on an OpenEBS volume.

Resizing the ZFS-LocalPV Volumes
In this post, we will focus on how we can resize the volumes provisioned by ZFS-LocalPV without restarting the application.

How to Install OpenEBS on AWS using StackPointCloud?
What is StackPointCloud? StackPointCloud is a managed Kubernetes control plane to build cloud-native stacks on AWS, Google Cloud (GKE & GCE), Azure & DigitalOcean.

Building persistent storage with OpenEBS and Local SSDs on GKE
In this blog post, we’ll discuss the advantages of using GKE Local SSDs instead of GPDs and how to set up persistent storage using OpenEBS for highly available storage volumes.

Deploying OpenEBS on SUSE CaaS platform
I am recently introduced to OpenEBS, an easy to use persistent storage option for Kubernetes and found it nicely working on the SuSE CaaS platform where I could certify the cloud native databases.

OpenEBS sprinting ahead, 0.2 released
I am delighted that we have been able to push the OpenEBS 0.2 release for community consumption, a version that demonstrates that storage controllers can be containerized.