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...
by Jacob Andathethu | Apr 16, 2019 | Containers, Docker, Docker Enterprise Edition, Kubernetes, UCP
Every day, containerization is becoming a more integral part of IT planning and strategy. The container platform you choose should be able to manage various workloads. Docker Enterprise 2.1 Universal Control Plane (UCP) is one enterprise container platform providing...
by Diane Patton | Mar 26, 2019 | Containers, DevOps, Docker, Kubernetes, ONTAP, Trident
Kubernetes makes managing applications very easy and flexible. Pods can be deployed anywhere, on your local PC for testing, on-prem or in the cloud at anytime. Kubernetes can guarantee a certain number of pods are deployed and running at any given time, and may even...
by Diane Patton | Feb 14, 2019 | Containers
We all know and love Trident. It makes provisioning volumes for containers a snap. After a simple Trident setup in a Kubernetes environment, a developer only needs to create a persistent volume claim and call it from their deployment/application. Trident does the rest...
by Mauricio Sánchez | Jan 15, 2019 | Containers, Kubernetes
NetApp’s StorageGRID object store is very easy to use, but it can be challenging to get all of the right infrastructure together to deploy it, especially if you just want to try it out. But under the covers it’s built and deployed as container images, and recent...
