Modernizing and securing applications is more critical now than ever. Red Hat, in collaboration with Veeam, offers a comprehensive solution that leverages the power of Kubernetes and OpenShift, ensuring that your applications are both modernized and protected. Read more

Today's tech world demands innovation and reliability, and our long-standing partnership with Red Hat delivers just that for the field of data protection. Read more

That’s a wrap! Veeam concluded another successful Red Hat Summit in Denver earlier this month. The excitement for all things Red Hat open source – including data center, public cloud, and the edge -- was palpable on the tradeshow floor and in the keynote presentations. Read more

In this blog we delve into data mobility and security, focusing on the selection of Kasten K10 for data protection features for stateful data and applications on Kubernetes. With its multi-cloud compatibility and Kubernetes-centric design, Kasten K10 addresses the increasing importance of protecting and securing your stateful application data. Read more

For an enterprise that wants to optimize their cloud native application environment, two initial decisions are key: 1.) Adopting Kubernetes for container orchestration and 2.) selecting a platform provider. Read more

Kasten K10 delivers data mobility, protection, and ransomware resilience to support Red Hat OpenShift on AWS (ROSA), creating a simple and secure on-ramp to cloud migration. Read more

The Kasten K10 by Veeam Data Management Platform has a strong integration with OpenShift on many aspects. Among them are security of the containers, authentication, multi-tenancy/RBAC, and support for different storage providers. Read more

In this blog, we will be showcasing an integration between Kasten K10’s Kubernetes native data protection solution and Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security (RHACS), a platform that allows organizations to more securely build, deploy, and run cloud native applications. Read more

Kasten K10 by Veeam backs up your Kubernetes applications by capturing the content of your namespace as a single unit. Read more