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With the ever-growing volume of digital information, the demands on data storage are also increasing. Companies not only have to store ever larger amounts of data in a high-performance manner, but also comply with the strict requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). At the same time, awareness of a fundamental principle is growing: data sovereignty – i.e. control over where, how and by whom data is stored, processed and protected.

Deepika Upadhyay: A Ceph and Open-Source Champion

Join us for our upcoming Ceph Meetup, bringing together the Ceph community from around the Munich area!

This year’s focus goes beyond innovation and Startups to emphasize themes like Cybersecurity & Quantum Computing, Sustainability, Climate & Mobility, Ethics, Privacy & Governance

We’re thrilled to announce that CLYSO will once again be at ISC High Performance 2025, taking place from June 10–12 at the CCH – Congress Center Hamburg

Join us at the CLYSO office in Munich-Schwabing for our first Kubernetes Meetup! Expect exciting talks, great company, and relaxed networking with food and drinks in a casual atmosphere. Whether you're a Kubernetes newcomer or expert, this evening is all about connecting, learning, and having fun with the community.

Discover how Ceph is revolutionizing enterprise storage! In an exclusive interview with Storage Insider, our CEO, Joachim Krafmayer, explores how CLYSO leverages Ceph’s scalable, flexible, and vendor-neutral architecture to meet modern data challenges. Read this insightful, free-to-access article (in German) and learn why more organizations are turning to Open Source for their storage needs.

​Discover how Chorus enables seamless, zero-downtime migration of S3 data between storage systems. This article delves into the challenges of maintaining data consistency and handling ongoing writes during migration, and illustrates how Chorus's Proxy and Worker services collaboratively address these issues to ensure efficient and reliable data transfer.

We see on some Kubernetes cluster upgrading from 1.30 -> 1.31 following errors on cilium, coredns, kube-proxy, ... The pods will not start on the updated Control Plane, so we must do it with a little workaround to ensure a seamless upgrade. Upgrade the Cluster without errors: First of all if you face that problem, no worries, you can easily rollback the kubeadm and patch it then. How to fix it: Have a look at our Blog to get a step by step manual for it.