But what does it do?
In January we wrote: "OpenEBS is containerised storage which, via its also open-source Maya orchestrator, provides the ability to tier the storage to S3-compatible storage with intelligent caching. OpenEBS has snapshotting, replication, high availability, and backup to S3 features."
It is available under the Apache 2 licence.
Kiran Mova, CloudsByte engineering VP, wrote of the new version: "OpenEBS delivers container-native storage by using Kubernetes (as opposed to running on Kubernetes) itself as the underlying framework for scheduling and storing configuration data.
So basically it's just some sort of online storage thing?
I have a feeling that an inability to express its function in simple terms, or to explain why a company would want whatever (unexplained) benefits this thing offers, is not going to make it into a roaring success.