Red Hat changes core tech of OpenShift containers

Storage Digest A roundup of storage content from TechTarget's network | May 14, 2019 FEATURED STORY Red Hat OpenShift Container Storage to move from Gluster to Ceph Carol Sliwa, Senior News Writer In an upcoming product release, Red Hat plans to change the core technology of its OpenShift container from Gluster to Ceph. The planned change has a number of OpenShift customers wondering how they will be affected. (SearchStorage) Advertisement NEWS   NetApp launches midrange NVMe flash system With its rollout of the NVMe-connected A320 flash building block, NetApp steps into direct competition with Dell EMC's recently announced midrange storage array strategy. (SearchStorage)   Infinidat expands cloud with flexible pricing, analytics To keep up with flash competitors, Infinidat storage has added cloud migration with InfiniFlex capabilities. InfiniBox FLX and InfiniGuard FLX enable a data center to license InfiniBox storage arrays as a managed service. (SearchStorage)   Nutanix adds converged secondary storage with Mine Hyper-convergence pioneer Nutanix is adding secondary storage to its product portfolio with Nutanix Mine. The vendor previewed the new backup target at the opening day of its .NEXT user conference. (SearchConvergedInfrastructure)   DataDirect Networks picks up Nexenta DDN has continued expanding with its acquisition of Nexenta. The vendor said it will position Nexenta as a software-defined platform for unified storage for 5G and IoT environments. (SearchStorage) EXPERT ADVICE   Hyper-convergence and storage by the numbers In this infographic, take a closer look at the strengths and weaknesses of enterprise hyper-converged storage. Common concerns include vendor lock-in, integration and the independent scaling of storage, compute and networking resources. (SearchConvergedInfrastructure)   Next steps in hyper-converged technology As we enter the second wave of hyper-converged technology, we see public clouds being brought into the equation, along with networking. What else does the future hold for HCI and storage? (SearchConvergedInfrastructure)   2019 cloud storage trends explained Cloud trends this year include repatriation, hybrid and multi-cloud. Take a deep dive into these trends and see what they might mean for the future of cloud storage. (SearchStorage)   What QLC NAND SSD options are out there? Quad-level cell NAND is still a relatively new technology, but there are several products using it on the market. To find the right one for you, be sure to consider all options. (SearchStorage) About This E-Newsletter This e-newsletter is published by the TechTarget network. To unsubscribe from Storage Digest, click here. Please note, this will not affect any other subscriptions you have signed up for. TechTarget Storage Media Group, 275 Grove Street, Newton, MA 02466. Contact: webmaster@techtarget.com Copyright 2018 TechTarget. All rights reserved.