A how-to guide for installing the NetApp Docker Volume Plugin (nDVP) on CoreOS
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A how-to guide for installing the NetApp Docker Volume Plugin (nDVP) on CoreOS
A 3 minute screencast of building container hosts, creating a Docker Swarm on them, starting and scaling a containerized app, introducing failures, and then tearing it all down
A how-to guide for building a container lab using CentOS 7, KVM, and CoreOS.
This year at NetApp Insight I’ll be presenting three sessions and want to pack the house so please join me! 62051-2 - Open Source Monitoring Using Harvest, Graphite and Grafana This one is brand new, and I’ll cover the solution, custom counter collection templates and more. So if interested in Harvest/Graphite/Grafana don’t miss it! Schedule it: [Las Vegas, Berlin] 59851-2 - Monitoring Performance Using NetApp OnCommand Performance Manager and API Extensions I’m lending a hand to Dhiman (primary presenter) because I’ve delved into the APIs a bit with Harvest and can share my experiences.
Not too long ago NetApp, Microsoft, and Interxion came together to sponsor a hybrid cloud lab with NetApp Private storage for Azure nearby my office in Amsterdam. When someone was needed to set this up I jumped at the chance! For those unaware of the solution, the basic premise is to use the Hyperscaler providers for elastic compute while maintaining ownership of the data and gaining the rich data management features of NetApp.
I just got back from NetApp Insight 2015 in Berlin and what a time it was! One highlight for me was seeing the power of NetApp Clustered Data ONTAP scaling a database workload from 22k IOPs on a Hybrid array all the way up to 1.2 Million IOPs on an all flash one with no disruption, while at the same time maintaining hundreds of snapshots and clones. Wow. What other storage system on the planet can do that?
UPDATE (11-Nov-2016): Grafana 3.1.1 support is available with NetApp Harvest v1.3. Download NetApp Harvest v1.3 from the NetApp Support Toolchest. If you must use Harvest 1.2.2 and desire dashboard updates keep reading this blog entry. Recently Grafana released v2.5 with a host of new features: Included in this major release was some additional error checking on singlestat dashboards to ensure only one metric series was passed; previously multiple were allowed and it would just display the first one (see Issue 2745 if interested).
So you have Graphite + Grafana up and running and want to get metrics in there from your NetApp storage systems and discovered there are two options: OnCommand Performance Manager ‘External Data Provider’ feature NetApp Harvest collector on the NetApp ToolChest Your next question was probably which one is right for me? The answer is, as with many things, “it depends”. Some history here. A long time ago (maybe 2yrs now) I created Harvest and socialized it internally.