Source: thenewstack.io
Using Chaos Engineering to Improve the Resilience of Stateful ApplicationsCategory: Data, Kubernetes
Kubernetes seems to be winning, even though the evidence for the use of Kubernetes for stateful workloads is less clear-cut. On the one hand, only 5% of respondents to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation’s most recent survey report that they do not intend to use a Kubernetes storage project — clearly good news for stateful workloads and CNCF projects like OpenEBS.
Users from Optoro, Arista, Comcast and many others have shared their generally positive stories about using Kubernetes for data.
Chaos engineering results in more peace of mind, more resilient systems and processes, and accelerates the production use of Kubernetes for data.
Ironically that applies at least as much if you have outsourced the operations of your Kubernetes to your favorite cloud.
Users from Optoro, Arista, Comcast and many others have shared their generally positive stories about using Kubernetes for data.
Chaos engineering results in more peace of mind, more resilient systems and processes, and accelerates the production use of Kubernetes for data.
Ironically that applies at least as much if you have outsourced the operations of your Kubernetes to your favorite cloud.
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