Introduction to Data on Kubernetes
This first Webinar is for the ones who are new or curious about Data on Kubernetes.
We’ll walk attendees through the benefits and challenges of running Data on Kubernetes and OpenShift. We are starting from the basics of why you should (or shouldn’t) look into containerization, and why Kubernetes has gained so much momentum in the data management industry.

Join in to gain a foundational knowledge about the challenges, tools and benefits of running Enterprise Data on Kubernetes, helping you side-step the pitfalls often encountered along the way.

First Steps to State in Kubernetes
In this second Session we will explore running stateful applications in Kubernetes and how to measure the success of the cloud native project as a whole.

We’ll also address how to migrate legacy apps and build new containerized apps from the ground up. Lastly, we’ll uncover potential challenges and solutions we encounter along this journey, reviewing the tools available from CSI, Software Defined Storage, Operators, and Managed DBaaS.

All with a view to enable your platform to be highly available, globally portable, durable, protected from ransomware, and easily operated, anywhere.

Advanced State in K8s – Making it Enterprise Ready
In this Third session we will look at moving beyond the basics of state in Kubernetes.
We’ll look at how to remove unnecessary leg-work from your day-to-day Operations, discover which integrations you can use.

We’ll showcase at how Portworx can make your rollouts safer and enable better testing. We’ll look at some deployment topologies and help you choose between them; to stretch or to disaster recovery, how to make your DR useful work when you’ve not got a disaster. How, and why you might ‘bare metal’, by stripping out your hypervisor tier, then how to replace your hypervisor tier within Kubernetes and why you might want to do that.

We’ll also share some cost modeling to help share with your business how going faster, can cost less and be altogether better to work with. Finally we’ll talk about some of the themes we’re seeing in the industry.