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What’s New in Pure Service Orchestrator?
This week (April 16, 2019), Pure released the 2.4.0 version of the Pure Service Orchestator for Kubernetes. This inlcuded: (from the release notes) PSO Operator is now the preferred install method for PSO on OpenShift 3.11 and higher versions.The PSO Operator packages and deploys the Pure Service Orchestrator (PSO) on OpenShift for dynamic provisioning of persistent […]
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Getting Started with Pure Service Orchestrator and Helm
Why Pure Service Orchestrator? At Pure we have been working hard to develop a way to provide a persistent data layer that is able to meet the expectations of our customers for ease of use and simplicity. The first iteration of this was the release as the Docker and Kubernetes Plugins. The plugins provided automated storage […]
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Creating a Helm Repo with Github
Next step in learning helm is being able to take an existing helm package and put it in your own repo. There are ways to do this with github pages. I don’t really want mess withthat right now, how can I use a Github repo to host my changes to the deployment? For installing helm […]
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Getting Started with Helm for K8s
Over the last few weeks I was setting up Kubernetes in the lab. One thing I quickly learned was managing and editing yaml files for deployments, services and persistent volume claims became confusing and hard. Even when I had things commited in github sometimes I would make edits then not push them then rebuild my […]