These are plugin drivers for the Flocker project which delivers Fast, local, persistent storage for Docker containers, Multi-host container management, Database migrations, and Flexible shared storage (SAN, NAS or block) for Docker when you want it.
Flocker can help orchestrate and provision storage to your clustered docker container microservices applications. Use cases include -->
- Seamlessly Running Stateful Microservices
- Run Databases in Containers - MongoDB, Cassandra, Postgres, MySQL, and more!
- Generally orchestrate and schedule your container applications across a cluster that optionally provides flexible shared storage when you need it.
- Use it with Docker Native Extensions
- ScaleIO
- XtremIO
- VMAX
- CorpHD
- VNX
- Unity
Please refer the repository sub-directories above for information relating to reach driver.
The CorpHD driver is uploaded as submodule. For downloading CorpHD driver kindly run following two extra commands
git submodule init
git submodule update
There are Vagrantfiles for both XtremIO and ScaleIO to help demonstrate the integration. Check the /demo directory for details.
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