by Bala RameshBabu | Jul 31, 2019 | Containers, Trident
Is it August already? Time flies when you are having fun! The Trident team has been hard at work this summer to deliver some great new features in the 19.07 version of Trident, which is now available! Here’s the lowdown on what’s new with Trident 19.07. Azure NetApp...
by Bala RameshBabu | Jun 28, 2019 | Containers, DevOps, Trident
As you would have already heard, the 19.07 Alpha release is packed with some cool new features, of which Volume Snapshots is an important one. Trident 19.07 Alpha is designed to provide on-demand Volume Snapshots and support the creation of Persistent Volumes...
by Bala RameshBabu | Jun 28, 2019 | Containers, Kubernetes, Trident, Uncategorized
This summer, the Trident team has something new to offer! As part of the 19.07 Alpha release, Trident includes the following new features that make it easier to integrate with Kubernetes. It is important to note that the 19.07 Alpha release is meant for...
by Diane Patton | Jun 21, 2019 | Containers, Kubernetes, thePub, Trident, Uncategorized
We have been busy this summer making some improvements to Tridents plumbing. With it comes Trident v19.07 Alpha! Two major changes are happening, the introduction of CSI Trident and the introduction of Kubernetes Custom Resource Definitions (CRD) for Trident. This...
by Aubrey Muhlach | May 22, 2019 | Ansible, Element Software, ONTAP, thePub, Trident, Webinar
DevOps – are you sick of hearing about it yet? Ask three different people what it is and you’ll get three different responses. The fact is, it’s HARD. There is no silver bullet to implementing DevOps, there is no one person who can do it, there is no one solution that...
by Diane Patton | Apr 29, 2019 | Containers, Kubernetes, OpenShift, Trident
Trident 19.04 has just been released! Volume import is one of the main features included with v19.04. It makes the move to containerized environments and disaster recovery scenarios much easier. What is Volume Import? Volume import provides the ability to...
