StorageOS implementation addresses critical challenges faced by MSPs, including slow provisioning of storage resources, unresponsive vendor partner support, and ability to compete competitively in an increasingly crowded marketplace
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 […]
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 […]
