This post documents how to install Container-Native Storage 3.9 (CNS 3.9) with OpenShift Container Platform 3.10 (OCP 3.10). CNS provides persistent storage for OCP's general-application…read full post

By Steve Bohac, Product MarketingToday, we're introducing Red Hat OpenShift Container Storage 3.10. Is this product new to you? It surely is—that’s because with the announcement…read full post

IntroductionIn one of our previous posts, Anatomy of the S3A filesystem client, we showed how Spark can interact with data stored in a Ceph object…read full post

Getting cloudyMany modern enterprises have initiatives underway to modernize their IT infrastructures, and today that means moving workloads to cloud environments, whether they be public…read full post

Amazon introduced their Simple Storage Service (S3) in March 2006, which proved to be a watershed moment that ushered in the era of cloud computing…read full post

Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) is the secure version of HTTP, uses encrypted communication between the user and the server. HTTPS avoids Man-in-the-Middle-Attack attacks by…read full post

In this post, we'll explore why many customers are deploying our CNS offering in the three big public clouds—AWS, Microsoft Azure, and the Google Cloud…read full post

This is the first post of a multi-part series of technical blog posts on Spark on Ceph:What about locality?Anatomy of the S3A filesystem clientTo the…read full post

IntroductionA couple years ago, a few big companies began to run Spark and Hadoop analytics clusters using shared Ceph object storage to augment and/or replace…read full post

IntroductionA couple years ago, a few big companies began to run Spark and Hadoop analytics clusters using shared Ceph object storage to augment and/or replace…read full post