Ceph

Ceph: object storage, block storage, file system, replication, massive scalability and then some!

Florian teams up with Tim Serong from SUSE in this tutorial presented at linux.conf.au 2013. 

Ceph: The Storage Stack for OpenStack

Florian's presentation from OpenStack Israel 2013. After a brief introduction into Ceph, Florian dives into OpenStack specific Ceph features and outlines RBD integration with Glance and Cinder, and explains RadosGW Swift compatibility.

Enter the cuttlefish!

Today, the developers released Ceph 0.61, codenamed cuttlefish. There are some interesting features in this new release, take a look.

On our cooperation with Inktank

Today, we announced a cooperation with Inktank. Here's a bit of background on that.

Inktank & hastexo schließen Partnerschaft für Ceph

Inktank & hastexo announce partnership on Ceph

Auf Draht in der Wolke: Das hastexo Cloud BootCamp for OpenStack kommt nach München!

München ist toll! So toll, dass wir unseren Kunden und denen, die es werden wollen, nicht länger den Genuss eines Trainings in der Stadt Heinrichs des Löwen vorenthalten wollen: hastexos Cloud BootCamp for OpenStack kommt in die bayerische Landeshauptstadt! Vom 02.-05. April 2013 erfahren die Kursteilnehmer in deutscher Sprache alles, was sie rund um das Thema OpenStack wissen müssen. 

Advance info for tomorrow's Ceph tutorial at linux.conf.au

If you're planning to attend the Ceph tutorial which Tim Serong and I are doing at linux.conf.au tomorrow, here's what you need to do if you want to follow along on an actual virtualized Ceph cluster of your own.

Solid-state drives and Ceph OSD journals

Object Storage Daemons (OSDs) are the Ceph stack's workhorses for data storage. They're significantly smarter than many of their counterparts in distributed block-storage solutions (open source or not), and their design is instrumental in securing the stack's reliability and scalability.

GUUG FFG, CLT, OSDC ... Conferences coming up early 2013

It's that time of the year again where everybody's thoughts are already wandering off in expecation of some well-deserved holidays. 2012 "feels" finished and 2013 is coming up with a lot of cool conferences. Some of them are taking place in the first months of the new year and I'm more than happy to announce that we will be presenting stuff at numerous occasions. 

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