The Linux kernel’s interface towards device drivers is not set in stone. It evolves with the evolvement of Linux. Sometimes driven by hardware improvements, sometimes
New Features of LINSTOR Release – July 2019 The Newest LINSTOR release (July 2019) came with a bunch of new features, and one that is
The Digital Transformation The concept of “Digital Transformation” for executive teams at Fortune-sized companies is no longer a new and flashy phrase. An important part
Before we describe what our LINSTOR Operator does, it is a good idea to discuss what a Kubernetes Operator actually is. If you are already
NuoDB and LINBIT® put our technologies together to see just how well they performed, and we are both happy with the results. We decided to
The aim of this article is to give you some insight into CEPH, DRBD and LINSTOR by outlining their basic functions. The following points should
One of the most important considerations when implementing clustered systems is ensuring that a cluster remains cohesive and stable given unexpected conditions. DRBD already has
Recently we introduced a Key/Value store in LINSTOR and exposed it in a developer-friendly way in the Python API (python-linstor). The first question is why
LINBIT and its Software-Defined Storage (SDS) solution LINSTOR has provided integration with Linux containers for quite some time. These range from a Docker volume plugin,
About nine years ago, LINBIT introduced the dynamic sync-rate controller in DRBD 8.3.9. The goal behind this was to tune the amount of resync traffic
LINBIT is opening up a new division to specifically address our community’s desire to turn the music up to 11! As you all know, LINBIT
For quite some time, LINSTOR has been able to use NVMe-oF storage targets via the Swordfish API. This was expressed in LINSTOR as a resource
What is NVMe? The storage world has gained a number of new terms in the last few years. Let’s start with NVMe. The abbreviation stands
In this blog post, we present one of our recent extensions to the LINSTOR ecosystem: A high-level, user-friendly Python API that allows simple DRBD resource
This post will guide you through the setup of the LINSTOR – OpenNebula Addon. After completing it, you will be able to easily live-migrate virtual
LINBIT SDS (Linux SDS) will showcase cloud-native enterprise storage management at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Seattle Beaverton, OR, Dec. 3, 2018 – LINBIT enhances open
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