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.

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.

Last week I was invited to give a talk about OpenEBS during the Kubernetes meetup in Berlin The event was hosted by the friendly folks at Profitbricks who once again I want to thank for the lovely ...

Torus (from CoreOS), that aimed at providing container-native distributed storage announced that it would discontinue development due to lack of traction.

cStor as a new Storage Engine and Node Disk Manager (NDM) that were introduced in the previous release have proven to be quite popular with DevOps user community.

These days, it seems that a lot of storage vendors are taking a scale out approach to delivering high-performance storage to meet the increasing demand for IOPS and bandwidth.

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.

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.