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LINBIT
Software Development
Tualatin, Oregon 1,778 followers
Keeping the Digital World Running
About us
LINBIT keeps Linux systems up and running. As the developers of DRBD® software (http://docs.linbit.com/), LINBIT has led the way in high availability since 2001. DRBD® has been included in the Linux kernel since version 2.6.33 (2009), has been deployed on all major Linux distributions and is fully compatible with systems, applications, devices and services. With LINBIT SDS the company creates a high performing Software-Defined Storage (SDS) solution using Linux OS for shared block storage which integrates with the relevant cloud and virtualization systems. With the LINBIT SDS solution, common-off-the-shelf hardware is turned into blazingly fast, reliable block storage. DRBD® is integrated into OpenStack, OpenNebula, Docker Kubernetes and Proxmox. LINSTOR® is an Open Source management tool designed to manage block storage devices for large Linux server clusters. Its primary use-case is currently to provide persistent Linux block storage for Kubernetes, OpenStack, OpenNebula and OpenShift environments. LINBIT Disaster Recovery provides real-time data replication across geographically separated data-centers. This can be a private location nearby or into a public cloud thousands of miles away. LINBIT’s global team is made up of International Open Source experts. LINBIT has offices in Europe and the US and partnerships across 5 continents. LINBIT provides additional products and services maximizing the performance of the DRBD®, ensuring its seamless implementation and maintenance.
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https://www.linbit.com
External link for LINBIT
- Industry
- Software Development
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Tualatin, Oregon
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2001
- Specialties
- High Availability, Disaster Recovery, Mission Critical Systems, Linux kernel, Storage Replication, OpenStack, Cloud, Software-Defined Storage, Linux, Cloud Data Services, Flash Storage, Software, Open Source, RDMA, Clustering, Faster than Ceph, DRBD HA, Linux, Container Storage, SDS, LINSTOR, and Kubernetes
Products
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LINSTOR
Block Storage Software
LINBIT brings technology and support for high availability, disaster recovery and kubernetes persistent storage solutions for the Enterprise
Locations
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8100 SW Nyberg St
Tualatin, Oregon 97062, US
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Stiegergasse 18
Wien, 1150, AT
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Updates
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This one is for the homelabbers out there 🙏 https://hubs.ly/Q03XqG_m0
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Each host in a highly available LINSTOR controller service setup must generate its own hashed passphrase, because credentials cannot be shared across different systems 🔒 Learn more in 'Securing the LINSTOR Encryption Passphrase By Using systemd-creds and TPM 2.0' 👇 https://hubs.ly/Q03XqGD70
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Knowledge Base article - 'The Tradeoff Between Striping Disks and Increasing the Failure Domain When Using LINSTOR' Get the maximum performance from the available hardware in your deployments! https://hubs.ly/Q03Wr1Zl0
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LINSTOR version 1.33.0 introduced new options to the linstor node evacuate subcommands to eliminate certain inefficiencies. All the details are covered in the post below 👇 https://hubs.ly/Q03Y6dlH0
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The post shows how using LINSTOR will help you abstract and manage persistent block storage resources in Kubernetes to support running stateful applications at scale 💯 It is a low-resource consuming, high-performing solution designed for enterprise environments. Read more here 👇 https://hubs.ly/Q03Y69g-0
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A post about RWX on Kubernetes 💪 https://hubs.ly/Q03Yj6VC0
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Great performance is one reason DRBD is often used to help make applications, especially applications such as databases and messaging queues that require small and frequent read/write operations, highly available 🧡 'Reducing DRBD Memory Requirements' is a post that covers DRBD's impressive benchmarking numbers and the impact of the software 👌 https://hubs.ly/Q03Y6b270
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Here's a new Knowledge Base post to learn about 'LINSTOR Quorum Policies and Virtualization Environments' 👌 LINSTOR defaults to throwing an I/O error on loss of quorum, which can cause unwanted behavior when using LINSTOR to manage storage that backs virtual machines (VMs). This usually requires rebooting affected VMs to resolve. Read below how you can avoid this issue by setting DRBD quorum options to different values when using LINSTOR with virtualization environments 💯 https://hubs.ly/Q03Xqx0j0
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If you notice messages in your DRBD logs related to two-phase commit timeouts, this might be a side effect of a network “forgetting” TCP sessions if they are apparently “idle” for too long. Here's what you can do 👇 https://hubs.ly/Q03XqvxR0