How We Test DRBD
As I am still involved in DRBD development, this newsletter edition includes insights into how we test DRBD. Sometimes, testing begins with a bug in
Configuring High Availability for MySQL Databases Using DRBD
Before MySQL version 5.5, released in December of 2010, MySQL only natively supported asynchronous replication which had the potential to lose data under certain conditions.
Conference & Software Updates
May is conference season. Kicking off the season, I gave a short presentation last week at a STAC research event in London. As you can imagine, it
Replicating Data in Distributed Systems by Using Snapshot Shipping in LINSTOR
In distributed data storage environments, ensuring data consistency and availability across multiple nodes is crucial. LINSTOR®, the open source software-defined storage (SDS) software created by
Continuously Improving our Build Automation
Jia Tan owned the previous newsletter with their work on the XZ/ssh backdoor. I wanted to write about HashiCorp and Redis, and a common theme
Abstracting Persistent Storage Across Environments With LINBIT SDS
Kubernetes can be thought of as an infrastructure abstraction layer for on-premise and cloud computing. The applications you deploy into one cloud platform or on-premise
