by Mike Oglesby | Apr 3, 2020 | AI/ML, Kubernetes, thePub, Trident
Jupyter Notebook is an open source web application targeted towards data scientists and data engineers that enables users to create wiki-like documents, called notebooks, that contain blocks of live code paired with descriptive text. These code blocks can be executed...
by Bala RameshBabu | Feb 20, 2020 | Containers, Kubernetes, thePub, Trident
In case you hadn’t noticed, the 20.01 release delivered support for Prometheus metrics. Trident now exposes a host of metrics that can be queried with Prometheus and used to obtain greater insight into the operations that Trident handles. This blog walks you through...
by Bala RameshBabu | Jan 31, 2020 | Containers, ONTAP, thePub, Trident
As part of our first major release of 2020, the Trident team has introduced a host of new features. This includes Virtual Storage Pools support for ONTAP backends, enhancing Trident’s ability to define StorageClasses to be backend-agnostic and employ key-value pairs...
by Bala RameshBabu | Jan 31, 2020 | Containers, thePub, Trident
It has been a lightning-quick beginning to the new year. As we still wonder where January went (can you believe a month has gone by so quickly?!), the Trident team is pleased to announce our first release for this calendar year. The 20.01 release introduces support...
by Bala RameshBabu | Jan 30, 2020 | Containers, Kubernetes, OpenShift, thePub, Trident
Important: When should I take action? Note: This blog details items to consider when: upgrading Trident from 19.07.x or 19.10.x to 20.01.x and above. upgrading Kubernetes to 1.17 and above. Do you have alpha snapshots present? Read this blog in its entirety if alpha...
by Bala RameshBabu | Jan 16, 2020 | ONTAP, thePub, Trident
As everyone gets back to their daily grind and plan to keep up with their resolutions for 2020 (that’s always fun), 2019 has been an exciting and eventful year. It has been a year to remember for Trident as we continue to innovate with a goal of making storage...
