Virtualization used to be straightforward: Partition the hardware, run more workloads, and watch the savings roll in. Unfortunately, that world is behind us. Read more

As the Department of Defense (DoD) rapidly modernizes its digital infrastructure, we are pleased to announce that Veeam Kasten is now awardable in the P1 Marketplace, marking an important advancement in securing cloud-native applications at scale. Read more

As Kubernetes is increasingly used in modern application deployments, organizations are encountering challenges with protecting containerized workloads. Traditional backup and recovery solutions are often not sufficient to manage the complexity and dynamic nature of Kubernetes environments. Read more

The hits keep coming! For the fifth year in a row, Veeam has been named a leader and outperformer in the newest edition of GigaOm’s Radar Report for Kubernetes Data Protection v5.0. This makes Veeam Kasten for Kubernetes the only solution to have achieved these results each year since the report’s inception. Read more

It’s no secret that the current virtualization industry is undergoing a sea change.  With recent large acquisitions, elevating licensing costs, deteriorating product support, and the demand for hybrid and multi-cloud support, interoperability, and flexibility, many organizations are looking to re-platform away from legacy virtualization platforms and adopt a more flexible cloud native approach. Read more

Application mobility is an important capability for Kubernetes users, supporting a variety of scenarios and use cases. Without application mobility, it would be challenging to leverage multiple cloud environments efficiently, perform reliable cluster testing, or meet data management requirements for applications that handle sensitive information. You can learn more about the most common use cases for application mobility in our previous blog post. Read more

While there are other use cases for application mobility in Kubernetes, these are the four most common, since they address some of the most pressing challenges of working in a Kubernetes environment. Read more

While Kubernetes has become more accessible over the years with the development of user-friendly tools and interfaces, it still has a steep learning curve. Today, experience levels vary widely from organization to organization. Some businesses may have dedicated teams or individuals who are responsible for managing their Kubernetes clusters, while others may be experimenting with it on a smaller scale.  Read more

Kubernetes adoption for DevOps teams continues a meteoric rise in adoption, and in many ways, it has crossed the chasm from a niche to mainstream technology. Read more

Cloud-native architectures are being increasingly adopted by organizations for their enterprise and business-critical applications. Data security and ease of managing data protection operations has become a business imperative. Kasten K10 now supports Azure Linux container host for Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) that can provide a secure foundation to run your container workloads. This reflects the latest collaboration between Kasten by Veeam and Microsoft and builds on our existing relationship to provide customers with an additional layer of protection. Read more