The added features include in 0.7 includes Management of local nodes Many NoSQL and other users do not need the resilience features of OpenEBS however they do want management of these nodes. OpenEBS users can now designate local node via their storage classes and have the benefits of metrics and fault management. Node Disk Management support (NDM). One capability that has been added by MayaData to Kubernetes itself is improvements in the management of storage media in local nodes. OpenEBS 0.7 now uses NDM to improve the resilience and flexibility of Kubernetes for storage. Data operations automation As OpenEBS was adopted users increasingly encountered a number of storage and data management tasks such as data clean up, data back-up, copy data operations, auto-scaling and cross availability zone deployment specification and much more. All of these use cases and others have been made simpler to deliver in OpenEBS, to test and validate via Litmus integration in MayaOnline, and to observe and operate in MayaOnline. Resilience and supportability The fundamental task of any storage is to keep the data safe. With that in mind, OpenEBS adds resilience and supportability capabilities in each release, such as improved retry logic, improved resilience to network outages, cross availability zone recovery, initial snapshot-based replication, and backup options, and ongoing integrations with emerging Kubernetes capabilities to further increase control and availability. A new user interface for MayaOnline MayaOnline has been redesigned to be more intuitive for use in understanding, controlling and troubleshooting stateful environments on Kubernetes.