
Ceph Storage for Private Cloud: Unified Storage Decisions
Evaluate when Ceph RBD, RGW, and CephFS should share a private cloud cluster, including performance isolation, failure domains, and SAN trade-offs.
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Evaluate when Ceph RBD, RGW, and CephFS should share a private cloud cluster, including performance isolation, failure domains, and SAN trade-offs.
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Private cloud is making a comeback and it doesn't require a single proprietary tool to build one.
We're excited to share that Guilherme Steinmuller, Senior OpenStack Cloud Engineer at VEXXHOST, is presenting an on-demand webinar with the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) on how to build and operate a production-grade private cloud using a 100% open-source stack.
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Why this matters:
As a CNCF Silver Member, VEXXHOST has been deeply committed to the cloud-native ecosystem since 2018. This webinar reflects what we do every day - build and operate open-source infrastructure at scale. No slides full of marketing buzzwords. Just a real engineer walking through real tools solving real problems.
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We'd love to hear your thoughts. Check out social media pages or connect with Guilherme and let us know what you think.
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