Many system administrators have been migrating away from VMware ESXi due to extreme increases in total cost of ownership (TCO)
Since the release of the LINSTOR Operator version 2.11.0 and the LINSTOR CSI driver version 1.11.3, both developed by LINBIT®,
LINSTOR® now lists OpenShift Virtualization under Infrastructure features in its Red Hat Ecosystem Catalog listing, next to Container Storage Interface (CSI).
LINSTOR® 1.34 introduces bearer token authentication, a straightforward way to restrict access to its REST API. Before this release, securing
Version 2.10.0 of the LINSTOR® Operator for Kubernetes, developed by LINBIT®, introduces support for volume group snapshots, a feature that enables
With the release of LINSTOR® Operator 2.10.0 for Kubernetes, users can create ReadWriteMany (RWX) Persistent Volume Claims (PVCs) directly using
Running large language model (LLM) workloads in-house rather than consuming them through managed API services is a growing trend. Managed
Much has changed in how LINSTOR® is typically deployed into Kubernetes clusters over the years. I’m referring to the LINSTOR Operator
While NFS (Network File System) isn’t a new or exciting technology, it is one of the more common storage solutions
Introduction to the LINSTOR APIs One of the most notable but easily overlooked features in LINSTOR® is its REST API.
