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Container-Native Storage: A Definition, and What to Ask Suppliers

17 May Container-Native Storage: A Definition, and What to Ask Suppliers

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We free companies to make the right business decisions to run any applications wherever and whenever they need them, without being concerned about data gravity.

Why the holy grail? Because it is the form of container storage that most conforms to the overall ethos behind containerisation. That is, everything that is required to manage storage can be encapsulated in containers and run from Kubernetes. It’s essentially a form of software-defined storage that runs in containers. In other words, it is storage that, like any other service that forms part of the overall application landscape, can be delivered by code and is portable with the application, with no hardware dependencies.

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