Tag Archives: storage
Disaggregated Container Attached Storage – Yet Another Topology with What Purpose
Container native storage is designed for Kubernetes and managed by Kubernetes. Ideally, it’s based on disaggregated NVMe storage for scalability and performance. DataCore Chief Scientist Nick Connelly, shares the basics Continue Reading »
Leaning on Kubernetes Portability to Manage Databases Anywhere
Kubernetes has the potential to change the game by enabling users to run complex databases anywhere they want. Its portability coupled with a SaaS user experience makes it a powerful Continue Reading »
Benchmarking for PostgreSQL workloads in Kubernetes
Notions such as “databases like PostgreSQL cannot run on Kubernetes” are something that echoes in this industry all the time. However, Gabriele Bartolini, the Vice President of Cloud Native for Continue Reading »
Can Data Become a Declarative Resource?
The declarative, portable, self-healing nature that Kubernetes users are accustomed to in stateless deployments is replaced with complexity, resiliency issues, and portability restrictions when it comes to stateful workloads. In Continue Reading »
What’s Coming in Kubernetes Storage
Kubernetes provides a way for containers in the pods to consume block or file storage. There’s also a COSI sub-project in SIG Storage that is trying to add object storage Continue Reading »
Intro to Persistence in Kubernetes
So you want want to run stateful containers? Check out a brief intro to persistence in Kubernetes. Kubernetes and persistent storage go together like oil and water. Kubernetes is inherently Continue Reading »
