How do you know that the data you've written to disk is correct? Red Hat Enterprise Linux provides some tools that help detect bit rot…read full post

In part 4 of a series on Ceph performance, we take a look at RGW bucket sharding strategies and performance impacts…read full post

We have tested a variety of configurations, object sizes, and client worker counts in order to maximize the throughput of a seven node Ceph cluster…read full post

Starting in Red Hat Ceph Storage 3.0, Red Hat added support for Containerized Storage Daemons (CSD) which allows the software-defined storage components (Ceph MON, OSD…read full post

As we head into the new season, we’d like to spread the excitement by sharing some of our latest awards and industry recognition. Since our…read full post

Organizations are increasingly being tasked with managing billions of files and tens to hundreds of petabytes of data. Object storage is well suited to these…read full post

With the BlueStore OSD backend, Red Hat Ceph Storage  gained a new capability known as “on-the-fly data compression” that helps save disk space. Compression can…read full post

Data availability, confidentiality, and integrity are important aspects of security. One concern is securing the data and control information used by Gluster nodes which flows…read full post

In this post, we’ll take our benchmarking to the next level by drilling down into the performance evaluation of MySQL database workloads running on top…read full post

In the previous post I explained how to performance test MongoDB pods on Red Hat OpenShift with OpenShift Container Storage 3 volumes as the persistent…read full post