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This is super interesting. Sharing with my kids who are starting geography in school this year.

Gonna have to try this. Been using bettersnaptool for years.

Different topic but this article got me lost down a rabbit hole looking for something similar for the TI86. Ah, memories...

Just wanted to say thanks for the article. Very well-written and actionable.

Yes please. Blog would be awesome.

Portworx employee here. Excited about joining Pure! Great company, amazing support and very product- and innovation driven.

I can attest that persistent storage is the hard part! Full disclosure, I work for a company[1] who makes a persistent storage solution for containers/Kubernetes. We are absolutely…

NIO, the self-driving car company is doing this. They did a pretty detailed interview on their use case which includes a 120 PB data lake, and Cassandra, Kafka, TensorFlow, HDFS. Y…

Congrats Luke and team. I'm curious, what did you learn at ClusterHQ with Flocker that made you want to start dotmesh?

Michael from Portworx here. Thanks for the shout out. Just for some context, we just announced a partnership with Mesosphere today to help accelerate adoption of DCOS for stateful …

I'm biased but checkout Portworx. It is designed to be that and if you don't think it is, I'd be curious why is missing. https://portworx.com

You could look at Portworx (disclosure, I work there so am biased, but you can test it yourself for free)

Correct, it is not opensource but you can use it for free on up to 3 nodes. Not sure what "enterprisey" means but to me that sounds like it works well for large deployments and tha…

Ceph is not a good solution at all for databases. Your performance is going to be terrible. Ceph is object-based SDS solution designed to take servers with local drives and create …

You can use Portworx[1] to transfer data between servers and datacenters. It has a native kubernetes driver, is production ready being used by GE and Lufthansa airlines among other…

Do msft, amazon or clarifai support video like Google just announced last week?