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Container Persistent Storage for Docker Swarm using a GlusterFS Volume Plugin

From one of my previous posts I demonstrated how to provide persistent storage for your containers by using a Convoy NFS Plugin.I've stumbled upon one AWESOME GlusterFS Volume Plugin for Docker by

Storage

Create a Logical Storage Volume using LVM on Ubuntu

Logical Volume Manager (LVM) - adds an extra layer between the physical disks and the file system, which allows you to resize your storage on the fly, use multiple disks, instead of one,

Docker

Guide to Setup Ranchers Convoy Volume Driver for Docker Swarm with NFS

In this post we will setup Rancher's Convoy Storage Plugin with NFS, to provide data persistence in Docker Swarm. The Overview: This essentially means that we will have a NFS Volume, when the

NFS

Setup a NFS Server on Ubuntu

Quick post on how to setup a NFS Server on Ubuntu and how to setup a mount point on the client side to interact with the NFS Server. Server Side: In this post

Docker

Create a Docker Persistent MySQL Service backed by NFS

Docker Containers are stateless, if you want a persistent service like MySQL I always recommend having your database services outside the swarm, but if you need to look at Persistent Storage, there's a

RaspberryPi

Setup a NFS Server and Client on the Raspberry Pi

Setup a NFS Server/Client on the RaspberryPi 3 ( function() { if (window.CHITIKA === undefined) { window.CHITIKA = { 'units' : [] }; }; var unit = {"calltype":"async[2]","publisher":"rbekker87","width":728,"height":90,"sid":"Chitika Default"}; var placement_

GlusterFS

Adding Bricks to your GlusterFS Volume to Increase Storage Capacity

So you've reached a point where you have run out of storage and you need to scale or allocate more storage to your GlusterFS Volume. ( function() { if (window.CHITIKA === undefined) { window.CHITIKA = { 'units'

GlusterFS

Replace Faulty Bricks in GlusterFS

Previous Posts: From our GlusterFS Series we have covered the following: GlusterFS: Distributed Replicated Volume GlusterFS: Distributed Storage Volume GlusterFS: Replicated Storage Volume GlusterFS: Adding Bricks to your Volume GlusterFS: Replace Faulty Bricks

GlusterFS

Setup a GlusterFS Distributed Replicated Volume

Today we will setup a Distributed-Replicated GlusterFS Volume. ( function() { if (window.CHITIKA === undefined) { window.CHITIKA = { 'units' : [] }; }; var unit = {"calltype":"async[2]","publisher":"rbekker87","width":728,"height":90,"sid":"Chitika Default"}; var placement_id

Mino

Using Minios Python SDK to interact with a Minio S3 Bucket

In our previous post, we have Setup Minio Server which is a self-hosted alternative to Amazon's S3 Service. We will go through some basic examples on working with the Python SDK, to interact

Storage

Run Your Self-Hosted S3 Service With Minio on Docker Swarm

Minio is a distributed object storage server built for cloud applications, which is similar to Amazon's S3 Service. Today, we will create the server on docker swarm, as I don't currently have a

GlusterFS

Setup a 3 Node Replicated Storage Volume with GlusterFS

In one of my earlier posts on GlusterFS, we went through the steps on how to setup a Distributed Storage Volume, where the end result was to have scalable storage, where size was

Storage

Setup a Distributed Storage Volume with GlusterFS

GlusterFS is a Awesome Scalable Networked Filesystem, which makes it Easy to Create Large and Scalable Storage Solutions on Commodity Hardware. ( function() { if (window.CHITIKA === undefined) { window.CHITIKA = { 'units' : [] }; }; var unit = {"calltype":"async[

Distributed Storage

XtreemFS for Distributed Storage

XtreemFS is a Distributed Filesystem and it's pretty awesome! It's features includes, but not limited to: XtreemFS automatically handles all failure modes. Fault-Tolerant Replication gives you a peace of mind. XtreemFS is also

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