The Time of Hardware RAID Controllers is Over

We recently received a support request from a user who believed that DRBD was causing high I/O latency. We quickly determined that DRBD was not
Introducing DRBD Proxy version 4

In January 2025, LINBIT® quietly released DRBD Proxy version 4 (or, DRBD Proxy v4, for short). For those who are not familiar with DRBD Proxy,
Upcoming Events & Conferences

I would like to use this newsletter edition to focus on a few upcoming events and conferences. Events have always been important to LINBIT, as
A New Iteration of DRBD-Proxy

The headline in this newsletter edition is that we have finished a new iteration of our DRBD-Proxy product. DRBD-Proxy is an optional component that enables
LINBIT Hosts the CloudStack European User Group 2025 Conference

On May 8th, 2025, LINBIT® will sponsor and host the CloudStack European User Group (CSEUG) 2025 community conference in LINBIT’s home city of Vienna, Austria. ShapeBlue and proIO are
Shared-Nothing High-Availability Architecture with DRBD

You have likely been reading about high availability (HA) everywhere and all the time, which is perhaps fitting for its name. This post will briefly talk about
Creating OpenShift Persistent Storage with HA & DR Capability by Using LINSTOR

Perhaps storage is not the first thought you have when thinking about adopting a container orchestration solution, such as OpenShift Container Platform. However, if the
LINSTOR GUI Improvements

As we lay out our plans for work on the new features on the DRBD and LINSTOR sides, there are some interesting improvements to share
Abstracting Block Storage For Hybrid Clouds & Disaster Recovery Planning Using LINSTOR in AWS

Hybrid cloud strategies are critical for businesses seeking flexibility, cost efficiency, and robust disaster recovery (DR) solutions. By leveraging both on-premise data centers and cloud
Load Balanced Replication with DRBD

Along with the ability to encrypt replication traffic, DRBD® version 9.2.6 gives you the ability to load balance replication traffic across multiple TCP sockets1. You can