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Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Data Protection for Kubernetes
As enterprises increasingly adopt hybrid and multi-cloud architectures, they must also adopt new approaches to data protection. While traditional storage and data management solutions are optimized for on-premises environments, they leave largely unsolved problems related to data mobility between environments, application-level backup and recovery and cross-cloud data governance.
Essential Elements of a Kubernetes Storage Platform
Kubernetes changed how we manage our applications. And it has done the same for storage. This talk will discuss how cloud native storage is different from traditional enterprise storage and what customers need to know when running data-rich applications like databases on Kubernetes.
Disaster Recovery for Mission-Critical Data Rich Apps on Kubernetes
As Kubernetes matures, enterprises are increasingly using it to run mission-critical applications with strict business requirements for uptime and availability. As a result, it is important to consider how your Kubernetes applications can recover from the failure of a server, data center and even entire region.
Disaster Recovery for Kubernetes on Red Hat OpenShift
Forward-looking enterprises are rapidly adopting Red Hat OpenShift to build and run mission-critical applications across public and private clouds. But how do you address data mobility, including disaster recovery, a non-negotiable business requirement for enterprise applications, and avoid limiting your organization’s adoption of OpenShift?
Running Enterprise Kubernetes Stateful Applications in Multi and Hybrid Cloud Environments
Cloud native production workloads running on Kubernetes are often backed by stateful services such as databases. Ensuring your data is secure, available, and protected is not a trivial problem – especially when your Kubernetes clusters are distributed across public and private clouds.
