Encrypted Replication With DRBD
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With the arrival of DRBD® 9.2.6, replication traffic can now be encrypted by the Linux kernel. DRBD is now able to use in-kernel TLS acceleration
Meet LINBIT at CloudStack Collaboration Conference 2023
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We are thrilled to announce that LINBIT is a partner of this year’s highly anticipated CloudStack Collaboration Conference. The event, bringing together industry experts, developers,
“Operation Excellence”: How LINSTOR is Redefining Military Data Storage
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Many current software-defined storage (SDS) solutions hinge on the concept of redundant architectures and data center facilities, often relying on multiple systems to guarantee data
Experience the LINBIT Storage Day Webinars
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While keeping up with news from our industry, it caught my attention that among EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux) users, servers running Rocky Linux
Multisite Data Replication Over a WAN for Disaster Recovery
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LINBIT® and many other organizations that specialize in high-availability (HA) solutions use and support the cluster manager Pacemaker. Pacemaker, when properly configured, does a great
Configuring Multipath iSCSI Targets in Pacemaker for Higher Availability
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LINBIT® has been building and supporting high-availability (HA) iSCSI clusters using DRBD® and Pacemaker for over a decade. In fact, that was the very first
Open Source Innovations & Solutions at LINBIT
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Perhaps there is a feeling that you might be making the world a better place by choosing to use open source software rather than other