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Ein Volume Plugin ist eine Funktion, die eine nahtlose Integration von Speicher in einen Kubernetes-Pod ermöglicht. Mit einem Volume Plugin können Speicher-Volumes zur Verwendung durch den Pod angehängt und gemountet werden. Volume Plugins können entweder als In-Tree oder Out-of-Tree klassifiziert werden. In-Tree-Plugins sind Teil des Kubernetes-Code-Repositorys und werden nach dessen Zeitplan veröffentlicht. Out-of-Tree-Plugins hingegen werden unabhängig entwickelt und können außerhalb der Kubernetes-Codebasis gepflegt werden.

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Connect & Integrate: Simplifying certificate management with AI

Connect & Integrate brings the T-Systems AI power within the solution to support organizations scale up and become efficient in their business workflows within Catena-X. The cross-use-case AI layer sits at the intersection of data preparation and exchange as a business enabler directly within the workflows.

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Chris S. Langdon

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First Korea–Europe peer-to-peer dataspace transaction: L&F and EU Tier 1

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Chris S. Langdon

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