The primary and exclusive purpose of this software is dedicated to storage, specifically for provisioning pure volumes within containerized environments.
The main purpose was to replace the NSS as the back-end storage because they were using open source products. We shifted to Portworx to mainly implement shared volumes. We do not use the solution in a heavy environment.
We use it for storage. In terms of data locality, Portworx is pretty good compared to other technologies in the long run. We also have other SBS layers, but those are not enterprise, and there are not many offerings from those technologies, so I understand.
Portworx is the solution for running stateful containers in production, designed with DevOps in mind. With Portworx, users can manage any database or stateful service on any infrastructure using any container scheduler, including Kubernetes, Mesosphere DC/OS, and Docker Swarm. Portworx solves the five most common problems DevOps teams encounter when running stateful services in production: persistence, high availability, data automation, security, and support for multiple data stores and...
The primary and exclusive purpose of this software is dedicated to storage, specifically for provisioning pure volumes within containerized environments.
The main purpose was to replace the NSS as the back-end storage because they were using open source products. We shifted to Portworx to mainly implement shared volumes. We do not use the solution in a heavy environment.
We use it for storage. In terms of data locality, Portworx is pretty good compared to other technologies in the long run. We also have other SBS layers, but those are not enterprise, and there are not many offerings from those technologies, so I understand.
Portworx Enterprise is really useful when we are working in a cloud environment or when we are working with Kubernetes.
We don't have much experience with Portworx, but it's primarily for containers.