

Highly Available NFS Exports with DRBD & Pacemaker
This blog post explains how to configure an NFS server instance in a 3-node high availability (HA) active/passive Linux cluster
This blog post explains how to configure an NFS server instance in a 3-node high availability (HA) active/passive Linux cluster
In distributed data storage environments, ensuring data consistency and availability across multiple nodes is crucial. LINSTOR®, the open source software-defined
During my years as a system administrator, I have worked as much with Windows servers as I have with Linux
Many current software-defined storage (SDS) solutions hinge on the concept of redundant architectures and data center facilities, often relying on
DRBD® is an important open source software component that can replicate data across multiple servers and can help make applications
Disaster recovery (DR) is often perceived as a purely technological solution implemented within storage or virtualization environments, thanks to aggressive
When it’s time for the satellite to leave the cluster, the controller takes action! LINBIT® introduced LINSTOR®’s auto-evict feature starting
We have recently released our WinDRBD® product, which we have been working on for a long time, to the open
DRBD’s read-balancing feature has been available since version 8.4.1. This feature enables DRBD® to balance read requests between the Primary
We often see people on #drbd or on drbd-user trying to measure the performance of their setup. Here are a
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