MayaData, the originator of the popular cloud-native projects OpenEBS and Litmus Chaos, today announced Kubera, a new solution for the efficient operations management of Kubernetes as a data layer including logging, alerting, visualization, reporting, backups, maintenance, compliance checks, troubleshooting, and lifecycle automation.
Kubera is delivered as SaaS or for on-premise deployments. Free individual plans are available. Kubera capabilities include:
- Simplified configuration, management and monitoring of stateful workloads on Kubernetes, including Kafka, PostgreSQL, Cassandra, and other workloads
- Simplified back-up of stateful workloads on Kubernetes, whether the workloads are stored in the CNCF open-source project OpenEBS or otherwise
- Dynamic visualizations of an entire Kubernetes environment, with point and click controls for capabilities such as snapshotting and cloning of data and compliance checks and alerts
- Automated lifecycle management of data layer components including the newly available Enterprise Edition of OpenEBS and underlying storage such as disks and cloud volumes
- Team and Enterprise plans include support services from MayaData for the entire environment including the OpenEBS Enterprise Edition and related components
Kubera subscriptions start at $49 per user per month.
Leo Fillmore from Cort Furniture said: “We selected OpenEBS and MayaData’s Kubera because it was the most robust and easy to use solution for the use of Kubernetes as a data layer supporting our e-commerce and development systems. MayaData’s support has been consistently excellent, and their pace of innovation is impressive.”
Free accounts and subscriptions are available at Kubera Sign-up.
Murat Karslioglu, Head of Product at MayaData said: “Kubera builds on our experience in supporting a community of thousands of OpenEBS users. Originally intended to be used only by our support – we quickly learned that our users could benefit from Kubera as well. Enterprises of all sizes – and individual users – are finding that Kubera helps them to achieve cost savings and productivity gains while using Kubernetes as their data layer.”
A blog providing more detail about Kubera is available from the CEO of MayaData, Evan Powell, here: https://blog.mayadata.io/announcing-kubera
