Breaking Up and Making Up: Composable Persistent Storage for Kubernetes
11/11/2019
Kubernetes is rapidly emerging as the standard for application management in the data center.
Kubernetes is rapidly emerging as the standard for application management in the data center.
What if you could create an automated, elastic, cloud-like experience in your own data center for a fraction of the cost of the public cloud?
This conversation originally posted on Western Digital's website here authored by Mark Miquelon. We’ve been talking a lot about “Data @ the Center” and how organizations need to shift their [...]
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This infrastructure composes servers on demand from pools of available driveless servers and storage resources.
Modern workloads such as Hadoop, Kafka and machine learning are demanding in terms of the volume of data that must be processed, the speed at which that data much be processed, and the fact that their capacity and performance requirements are both variable and unpredictable. Read how DriveScale can help solve for this.
Hyperscale architectures typically sacrifice resource efficiency for performance by using direct attached storage instead of a shared storage solution. That lost efficiency though, means the organization is spending money on excess compute, graphics processing units (GPUs) and storage capacity that it doesn’t need.
Why composable infrastructure goes hand in hand with private cloud. Some companies are opting out of SAN upgrades or costly converged systems in favor of composable architecture to build server and storage on the fly.
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Systems vendors do a spectacular job of giving you a wide array of server and storage system SKUs to choose from. Servers can be configured-to-order with variables for just about every component.