What a week — the Mule DAPS — commercial MDAP launches
Last week we saw the culmination of an enormous amount of work by ourselves — and by partners such as IBM and many other users of OpenEBS — culminating in releases across the open source projects we primarily support, OpenEBS and Litmus, and the launch of our commercial offering which we call MDAP.
You can learn more about progress in each area:
- Our new MDAP offering: https://mayadata.io/mdap
- OpenEBS 0.7 — a blog by our chief architect Kiran Mova: https://blog.openebs.io/openebs-0-7-release-pushes-cstor-storage-engine-to-field-trials-1c41e6ad8c91
- Litmus and OpenEBS.ci — a blog by our founder and COO Uma: https://medium.com/mayadata/chaos-engineering-of-stateful-applications-simplified-with-mayaonline-899c5e2b0c0a
- Our joint offering with IBM — a web site with a number of resources here:
https://www.ibm.com/us-en/marketplace/openebs-cloud-native-storage
TL;DR: https://www.ibm.com/us-en/marketplace/openebs-cloud-native-storage/resources
A primary topic at the booth last week was use cases as in — how the heck are people using OpenEBS? Perhaps the most common use case we have encountered has been adding resilience to underlying storage services from AWS and others often while using less expensive attached disks on these services.
You can read a how-to blog here on running OpenEBS…
Continue reading the complete article in MayaData’s Blog.

