Open Source VMware Alternatives That Can Integrate With LINBIT Storage Solutions

This article contains content contributions from LINBIT team members: solutions architects Matt Kereczman and Joel Zhou, CEO Philipp Reisner, and developer Moritz Wanzenböck. If the
Using the Prometheus Operator for Monitoring LINBIT SDS in Kubernetes

Prometheus is a popular solution for Kubernetes monitoring and alerting. The kube-prometheus-stack project is a collection of Kubernetes manifests, Grafana dashboards, and Prometheus rules that provides an
Monitoring & Performing Actions on DRBD Resources in Real-Time Using DRBDmon

One convenient way to work with and check DRBD® and its resources is by using DRBDmon. DRBDmon is an open source utility included with the drbd-utils software
Using Fencing in Pacemaker Clusters on VirtualBox Hypervisors

This blog post will describe how you can configure the fence_vbox fence agent in high-availability (HA) Pacemaker development clusters running on VirtualBox for Linux. Fencing is an
XZ Backdoor & LINBIT Updates

Without question, the most drastic news event in the past two weeks was, of course, the backdoor in XZ Utils’ liblzma, which implements a backdoor
Disaster Recovery Is Not a Technology, It’s a Plan

Disaster recovery (DR) is often perceived as a purely technological solution implemented within storage or virtualization environments, thanks to aggressive marketing by software vendors. However,
LINBIT Software Used In an Academic Research Clustering Project

We at LINBIT® are pleased to learn about a collaborative research project between 45drives, a data storage solutions company built on open source, and Nova Scotia Community
Using the DRBD Quorum Feature as an Alternative to Fencing in a Pacemaker Cluster

Implementing fencing is a way to ensure the consistency of your replicated data by avoiding “split-brain” scenarios. When communication between cluster nodes breaks, fencing prevents
Filling the Gap: LINBIT SDS in Amazon EKS

Update: The full technical document described in this blog post has been updated to version 8.2 on 2024-04-06 to include enhancements made to the LINSTOR
Discussion with Our Partners after the VMware News

We held our recent Community Meeting on March 14th, and decided to try something new. We gave our developers a break from the spotlight to invite partners