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OpenStorage - A multi-host clustered implementation of the open storage specification
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OpenStorage is an API abstraction layer providing support for multiple public APIs, including the OpenStorage SDK, CSI, and the Docker Volume API. Developers using OpenStorage for their storage systems can expect it to work seamlessly with any of the supported public APIs. These implementations provide users with the ability to run stateful services in Linux containers on multiple hosts.
Not only does OpenStorage allow storage developers to integrated their storage system with container orchestrations systems, but also enables applications developers to use the OpenStorage SDK to manage and expose the latest storage features to their clients.
| Tags | storage driver docker-volumes osd graph-driver daemon docker-plugin volume-plugin docker-volume |
| Implementation | Go |
| License | Apache |
| Platform | Windows MacOS Linux |
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