Project: Rook (Runtime / Cloud Native Storage)
File: ADOPTERS.md

Below is a list of adopters of Rook in production environments that have publicly shared their usage as well as the benefits provided by Rook that their business relies on. If you are an adopter of Rook and not yet on this list, we encourage you to add your organization here as well! The goal for this list is give inspiration to others who are starting their Rook journey. Thank you to all adopters and contributors of the Rook project! To add your organization to this list, choose one of the following options: to directly update this list with the information Send an email to with the information For the latter two options, a maintainer will submit a PR to update the table. Please reach out to us on with any questions. If submitting a description, the addition will be at the end of first part of the list. If a description is not provided, the addition will be at the end of the full list. [Calit2 (California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology)](http://www.calit2.net/) is one of 4 institutes formed by a joint partnership of University of California and the state of California with the goal of *"inventing the university research environment of the future"*. They operate one of the largest known Rook clusters in production and they are using Rook to provide cheap, reliable, and fast storage to scientific users. is the current Norwegian public welfare agency, responsible for 1/3 of the state budget of Norway. They find a massive simplification of management and maintenance for their Ceph clusters by adopting Rook. delivers "SaaS On-Prem"* and are the creators of open-source : a custom Kubernetes distro creator that software vendors use to package and distribute production-grade Kubernetes infrastructure. Rook is a default add-on in kURL, so all installations include Rook to manage highly available storage that the software vendor can depend

is building the largest and most comprehensive music database and marketplace in the world and services millions of users all across the globe. Rook enables them to save both time and money in the long term and allows their IT operations team to function with fewer dedicated staff. offers a full range of leading fintech solutions to financial institutions across Europe. Rook has been running flawlessly for them across many versions and upgrades, and delivers the performance and resilience they require for their most critical business applications. is on a mission to accelerate the growth of the Canadian Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector. The Rook Ceph operator is key to the Kubernetes clusters frequently set up for projects by small-medium enterprises in the CENGN labs. develops and operates software for organizations like the Dutch Notary Association. They have survived multiple disaster scenarios already with Rook and it has made their cloud native journey in the private cloud so much easier by providing a powerful tool that lets them take advantage of a mature storage product with ease and peace of mind. Provides geospatial services and Geographical Information Systems (GIS). The latest versions of Rook have amazed them, especially compared to many of the other storage options they have attempted in the cloud native ecosystem. uses Ceph with Rook to provide a redundant and stable S3-compatible storage infrastructure for their services in order to provide the world's most advanced digital everyday assistant to their users. utilizes the flexibility of Rook's orchestration of Ceph for their users, taking advantage of the fast I/O with block storage as well as multiple readers and writers of shared filesystem storage. believes in strong community projects and are therefore putting their bets on Rook. They were able to seamlessly migrate VMs between host nodes with zero downtime thanks to Rook. uses Rook to power their website and GitLab for their CI/CD pipeline, because of the truly cloud-native experience, like *"a little drop of the Google magic in our own server rack"*.