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GlusterFS Integration with Oracle Kubernetes Engine

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By Payal Sharma
| Oracle
Many enterprise Kubernetes applications require shared ReadWriteMany (RWX) storage. While Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) provides a managed POSIX-compliant shared file system through OCI File Storage, some environments continue to rely on GlusterFS because of existing operational processes, application compatibility, or a requirement for features or deployment models not provided by managed service.
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Recovering OKE Node Pool Upgrades from Stale Worker Image References

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By Payal Sharma, Maulik Modi
| Oracle
Oracle Kubernetes Engine (OKE) upgrades are typically planned around Kubernetes version compatibility, workload readiness, and maintenance windows. One dependency that is often overlooked is the worker image reference stored within a managed node pool. Worker images and Kubernetes upgrades are often managed on different schedules. As a result, a node pool can continue referencing a worker image that has been retired or deleted.
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Steady Core, Serverless Burst: Building a Mixed OKE Cluster with Karpenter and Virtual Nodes

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By Sonali Mishra, Payal Sharma
| Oracle
Introduction Kubernetes scaling usually forces platform teams into an uncomfortable tradeoff. You can keep extra nodes warm and pay for idle capacity, or you can run lean and wait for new nodes when demand spikes. Oracle Kubernetes Engine, or OKE, gives you a cleaner pattern: keep a small managed-node foundation for workloads that need stable infrastructure, use virtual nodes for stateless burst capacity, and let Karpenter add OCI Compute capacity only when managed workloads truly need it.
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