Different Clouds, Different Operational Realities

Whether your workloads are already in the cloud or headed there, running them consistently is another challenge. Every cloud and region brings different regulatory and data residency requirements, connectivity constraints, and cost levers.

Consider a global bank running the same payments application in Europe and Australia. Both are in the cloud, but each has different requirements for where data lives and how it is recovered. The result: the same app, with two different operations.

As teams deploy workloads on EKS, AKS, or GKE, each tool brings its own policies, runbooks, and audit trails. Add another cloud or region, and the complexity multiplies, along with unforeseen costs and risk. Portworx gives you one data platform to manage applications across clouds and regions, using the cloud storage you already have.

One Data Platform for Every Cloud

Portworx gives you a consistent Kubernetes data experience for containers and VMs across public clouds, on-premises, and at the edge. Manage storage operations through a single interface, wherever your applications run.

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Lower Cloud Spend

Make more efficient use of cloud storage and compute with thin provisioning, storage pooling, and higher workload density.

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Consistent, Resilient Operations

Simplify storage provisioning, replication, backup, and disaster recovery with consistent workflows across your environments while applying the protection each application needs.

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Data Portability and Control

Place and protect data to support regional requirements, and move applications and data between clouds and on-premises environments as your needs change.

Where Cost, Complexity and Risk Pile Up

29 %

of cloud spend is wasted, the first rise in five years¹

68 %

run Kubernetes on a hybrid or Multicloud strategy²

65 %

must strictly control where Kubernetes data is stored and replicated²

¹ Flexera 2026 State of the Cloud Report

² The Voice of Kubernetes Report 2026, Portworx by Everpure with Dimensional Research (519 respondents)

One Data Platform Across Any Cloud

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Ensure business continuity with synchronous replication across zones and asynchronous DR across regions and clouds.

New in Portworx Enterprise 3.7: faster node-failure detection and volume resizing without downtime.

Customer Stories

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  • Fiserv
  • SiriusXM
  • Rivian Automotive
  • Scottish Government
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“The impacts of the business are clearly reliable software deployments, where we’re deploying more features…this allows developers to get towards multiple deployments perhaps per month, per week.”

John Durko, Director of IT, Product Architect, Container Services, Fiserv

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“[Portworx and Red Hat OpenShift] hit all the marks—low cost of ownership, works on-prem, in the cloud, or at the edge. It’s an integrated ecosystem, and from a storage point of view, it just fits.”

Nate Mason, Director of Platform Operations, SiriusXM

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“Portworx plays a key role in supporting the containerization efforts that are driving an increase in production across the board. It helps us achieve significant operational efficiency as we scale our business and serve more customers.”

Josh Crater, Staff Software Engineer, Rivian Automotive

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“Portworx empowers our developers to create the next generation of agricultural applications that will support sustainable economic growth in agriculture, the food industry, and in rural areas across Scotland.”

Neill Smith, Head of IT Infrastructure, Scottish Government Agriculture and Rural Economy Directorate

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Portworx on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud

Portworx runs on the storage you already use in each cloud: EBS and instance store on Amazon EKS, Azure Disk and local NVMe on Azure AKS, and Persistent Disk on Google GKE. It also runs on Red Hat OpenShift on AWS and Azure (ROSA and ARO). Deploy it from the AWS, Azure and Google Cloud marketplaces.

Portworx on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud
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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does Portworx work with Amazon EKS, Azure AKS and Google GKE?

Yes. Portworx runs on EKS, AKS and GKE, as well as Red Hat OpenShift on AWS and Azure, on top of EBS, Azure Disk, Persistent Disk or local NVMe. It’s available through the AWS, Azure and Google Cloud marketplaces.

Q: Does Portworx replace EBS, Azure Disk or Persistent Disk?

No. Portworx runs on top of your cloud block storage (and local NVMe or instance store) and adds a consistent data layer for Kubernetes: replication, backup, DR, mobility and capacity automation.

Q: How does Portworx protect data across availability zones and regions?

Synchronous, topology-aware replicas keep copies in multiple zones for fast failover. Async DR replicates volumes and Kubernetes objects to another region or cloud on a schedule you set.

Q: How does Portworx help with data residency?

Placement rules keep replicas, backups and DR copies in approved locations, encryption uses your own keys, and workloads can be migrated between regions and clouds when requirements change.

Q: How does Portworx lower cloud storage cost?

Volumes share one thin-provisioned pool, so you stop sizing every disk for peak or adding nodes to get past attach limits. Autopilot grows capacity before you run out. Portworx also makes the local storage in your instances durable enough for databases.