OpenShift Commons Briefing: Asynchronous Data Replication with John Strunk and Scott Creely (Red Hat)

Scribe simplifies data replication across clusters. You can use it for disaster recovery, data distribution and app and data migration. Scribe is storage-independent, making remote replication possible where it wasn't before. 

Scribe supports all Kubernetes-based storage drivers, and supports CSI capabilities like Snapshots and VolumeClones when supported by the driver. Scribe is optimized for 1:1 or 1 to many data replication using rsync and rclone, controlled by a single Custom Resource.

In this AMA-style OpenShift Commons Briefing, Red Hat’s John Strunk and Scott Creeley give an introduction to Scribe, along with demonstration of some of Scribe's capabilities, a look at the development road map and a live question & answer.

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Slides from the presentation 

If you are interested in learning more about Scribe, please check out our documentation and community github resources here:

We are looking forward to meeting and interacting with our community and hearing your use cases, feedback and suggestions for future enhancements.

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