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HA vs. DR and HA² for your DB
This post is intended to share observations gathered from a couple of decades worth of experience in helping enterprises build resilient systems and presented based on feedback from Kubernetes and Sta...

I’ve become a Chairman — of CloudByte / OpenEBS
I’m excited to announce that I recently joined CloudByte, a developer of storage solutions for enterprises and service providers and the originator of the new OpenEBS project.

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.

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 to install OpenEBS on IBM Cloud Private
What is IBM Cloud Private? IBM Cloud Private (ICP) is a new application platform that is based on Kubernetes and provides services for developing and managing on-premises containerized applications.

Becoming a Kubernaut - Top Learnings in my journey of becoming a CKA
I would like to tell you about my experience with the Certified Kubernetes Administrator (CKA) exam.

HA vs. DR and HA² for your DB
This post is intended to share observations gathered from a couple of decades worth of experience in helping enterprises build resilient systems and presented based on feedback from Kubernetes and Sta...

I’ve become a Chairman — of CloudByte / OpenEBS
I’m excited to announce that I recently joined CloudByte, a developer of storage solutions for enterprises and service providers and the originator of the new OpenEBS project.

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.

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