Recently I got a chance to consolidate the Demo videos which covers how GlusterFS can be used in Docker, kubernetes and Openshift. I have placed everything in single channel for better tracking. The demo videos are analogous to previously published blog entries in this space. Here is a brief description…

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In previous blog posts we discussed, how to use GlusterFS as a persistent storage in Kubernetes and Openshift. In nutshell, the GlusterFS can be deployed/used in a kubernetes/openshift environment as : *) Contenarized GlusterFS ( Pod ) *) GlusterFS as Openshift service and Endpoint (Service and Endpoint). *) GlusterFS volume…

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In this context I am talking about the dynamic provisioning capability of ‘glusterfs’ plugin in Kubernetes/Openshift. I have submitted a Pull Request to Kubernetes to add this functionality for GlusterFS. At present, there is no existing network storage provisioners in kubernetes eventhough there are cloud providers. The idea here is…

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OpenShift is a platform as a service product from Red Hat. The software that runs the service is open-sourced under the name OpenShift Origin, and is available on GitHub. OpenShift v3 is a layered system designed to expose underlying Docker and Kubernetes concepts as accurately as possible, with a focus…

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I had an itch to scratch, and I wanted to get a bit more familiar with Openshift. I had used it in the past, but it was time to have another go. The app and the code are now available. … Continue reading →

Continuing on from yesterday, I’ve met even more interesting people. I chatted with Dianne Mueller about some interesting ideas for gluster+openshift. More to come on that front soon. Hung out with Jono Bacon and talked a bit about puppet-gluster on … Continue reading →