Simplifying Storage in Kubernetes
We are pleased and proud to announce the release of StorageOS v2.3, containing our ReadWriteMany […]
At the beginning of 2019 StorageOS embarked on a significant development effort to build v2.0 […]
Over the past few months we’ve been hard at work on version 2.0 of StorageOS, […]
Today we are pleased to announce StorageOS V2.0! This marks a huge accomplishment for the […]
Recently my colleague Ferran Arau Castell (@FerranArau) presented a Kubernetes Master Class on deploying WordPress […]
When choosing the right Kubernetes storage system for a cloud native workload, it’s important to […]
Kubernetes is a portable, extensible, open-source platform for managing containerized workloads and services. It facilitates […]
Understanding challenges and best practices when benchmarking cloud native storage solutions. It’s natural to […]
Kubernetes abstracts the underlying infrastructure platform by providing a declarative and composable format for deploying […]
Everyone is in a different place in terms of the transition to containers. For me, […]
Jenkins is a popular open source CI/CD server. Due to its flexibility and extensibility it […]
Especially for developers who haven’t had, until recently, to even think about storage, cloud native […]
Most users start their journey to containers with stateless applications. They soon realize that stateful […]
This talk is covering cloud-native storage technologies and how they fit in orchestrated workloads. We […]
Alex Chircop, co-chair of the CNCF Storage SIG answers six questions from the CNCF webinar […]
Rancher is a complete software stack for teams adopting containers. It addresses the operational and […]
The Red Hat Certified StorageOS Operator allows one-click installation and on-going management of its cloud […]
The CNCF Storage SIG has authored the CNCF Storage Landscape Whitepaper to help end users […]
We are pleased to announce the release of StorageOS 1.2, the latest version of our […]
Software-defined storage is not a new concept, at least in the context of the computer […]
When containers were first introduced as a way to package microservices, they were designed to […]
If you plan to deploy databases, message busses, and other mission-critical stateful solutions, where rapid […]
Deploying a software defined storage product across a cluster can be challenging. Among the myriad […]
To answer why orchestrated storage for containers effectively, we first have to answer two predecessor […]
Containers and cloud servers have revolutionized application deployment, but storage isn’t keeping up. Enterprises are […]
KubeCon Seattle is next week and cloud native storage will be a hot topic. Remember […]
Cloud Native London June 2018 is a wrap. Thanks to our sponsors who make these […]
The StorageOS team joined 4500 DevOps enthusiasts at KubeCon and CloudNativeCon Europe 2018 in the […]
I am so pleased today to announce that StorageOS is now generally available. A cloud […]
Cloud Native London meetup was back on a dry and pleasant April evening with 219 […]
The March 2018 Cloud Native London Meetup featured an ‘Ask Me Anything’ panel discussion on […]
I’m pleased to announce the release of StorageOS version 0.10.0. The latest beta version includes […]
Containers have obviously changed the way we deploy apps to our infrastructure. We’ve gone from […]
Helm helps you manage Kubernetes applications by defining, installing, and upgrading your Kubernetes applications. With […]
For the first Cloud Native London Meetup of 2018, we had our busiest meetup yet, […]
Traditional storage solutions were designed to present storage to hypervisors or operating system instances, and […]
The end to its inaugural year, we celebrated in style at the December Cloud Native […]
The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) defines cloud native systems as having the following properties […]
Most people have heard the mantra that containers should be immutable and infrastructure should be […]
Despite a definite chill in the London weather, the Cloud Native community turned out for […]
Watch Alex Chircop as he discusses why there is no such thing as a stateless […]
Trying StorageOS is easy. Here you can try the first of five interactive tutorials providing […]
Two themes emerged from Docker’s keynotes: The increasing enterprise adoption of Docker for existing applications. […]
Next week, join StorageOS CTO, Alex Chircop at DockerCon Europe 2017 as he discusses Cloud Native […]
On a greyish London evening, about a hundred Cloud Native enthusiasts gathered in the heart […]
Join us at Cloud Native London Meetup on Tuesday, October 3, 2017 at 6:30 PM […]
The Linux Foundation brought open source software to Los Angeles with the newly minted Open […]
We are pleased to announce the immediate availability of StorageOS 0.8.1. This release further simplifies […]
Container technology and microservices solve many critical challenges, bridging the Dev/Ops divide and helping organizations […]
If you’ve attended today’s session at Gartner Catalyst on Selecting a Storage Approach for Stateful […]
On 1 August 2017, I hosted another successful Cloud Native London meetup, with over a […]
Like most startups, at StorageOS, we have a documentation dilemma. We are so focused on […]
As a CNCF ambassador, I kicked off the very first ever Cloud Native meetup in […]
We are excited to announce that the release of Kubernetes 1.7 adds native support for […]
Storage is evolving. This evolution is based on the convergence of several strategies driving technology […]
Over the last two years, I have used NATS extensively in many projects. In this […]
We know how to develop faster. We know how to release faster. Now we need […]
As StorageOS’s developer advocate, I help developers understand the latest trends in cloud computing and […]
We are excited to announce that StorageOS is Docker Certified! The Docker Certification Program is […]
On February 28 2017, Amazon’s S3 web-based storage service experienced widespread issues that caused disruption […]
Ethan Banks, IT architect and cofounder of Packet Pushers said in an article on improving […]
Everyone is talking about containers, yet there’s many people that don’t understand containers and even […]
