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Datrium + Kubernetes with VMware vSphere

Mon, 10 Dec 2018 12:35:06 +0000

You may configure any Kubernetes distribution to access VMware vSphere VMDK Volumes. This includes using VMware vSphere VMDK Volumes as persistent volumes for application data with Datrium. The vSphere Cloud Provider allows using vSphere managed storage for Volumes, Persistent volumes, Storage classes, and provisioning volumes. Datrium presents a single-namespace (or multiple) datastore to vSphere that is then abstracted by Kubernetes.

Datrium 3.0 Features Overview (Beyond Marketing) – Part 1

Tue, 18 Jul 2017 08:49:50 +0000

What an amazing ride it has been so far; Datrium has been everything I hoped it would be, from technology and engineering to sales and management teams. This is my first Datrium “Beyond Marketing” series post, and I am covering the release of DVX 3.0.

How to Implement Docker Swarm with PostgreSQL and Web-Services on Nutanix ACS Shared Volumes

Mon, 22 Aug 2016 18:51:50 +0000

In my previous article we deployed an open-source PACS solution on Nutanix using Acropolis Container Services (ACS) and created a persistent volume for the application and the database – a native MySQL.

While MySQL is the simplest solution as it is already backed into the application container, it has its limitations and is not scalable enough for enterprise deployments. This article focus on deploying the same application using a container with PostgreSQL database hosted with a persist volume for database files; while having Orthanc running on non-persistent containers in a Docker swarm cluster. Docker swarm enable the application to scale-out and also manages a built-in load balancer across container instances in the cluster.