When we look at virtualization, we know that the underpinning hardware will consist  of compute storage, and networking this is the same process that we see within the public cloud and even SaaS based workloads like  Microsoft 365. Kubernetes is no different, since we can run Kubernetes clusters in many different forms. This could be bare metal, using virtual machines (VMs) or taking advantage of a managed Kubernetes service like  Amazon EKS. Kubernetes is no different, we can run Kubernetes clusters in many different forms. This could be bare metal, using virtual machines or taking advantage of a managed Kubernetes service such as Amazon EKS. Read more

In the accelerating world of cloud computing, enterprises of all sizes have diversified their infrastructures across multiple cloud environments like AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud. There could be multiple factors behind this trend, including per-region discounts. Sometimes, discounts to specific verticals like science research get better deals, and the compute is therefore more optimized in specific cloud offerings. 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

Kubernetes is a hot topic among developers always lately. The platform arms developers and operators with the power of cloud native, fueling innovation by making big data, AI/ML and process automation attainable. Read more

If you haven’t heard of SUSE Rancher’s incredible capabilities around multi-Kubernetes cluster application management, you’re in for a treat. Read more

Kubernetes is a hot topic among developers always lately. The platform arms developers and operators with the power of cloud native, fueling innovation by making big data, AI/ML and process automation attainable. Read more

As organizations continue to embrace the cloud for its scalability, flexibility and cost-effectiveness, ensuring they maintain compliance with regulations and policies is of critical importance. Read more

Kasten K10 V6.0 brings new workload types, additional hybrid cloud deployment environments, expanded storage targets and enhanced security hardening. Read more

Instant Recovery for Kubernetes is a new feature in Kasten K10 and VBR V12 that allows users to leverage some powerful features of VBR and vSphere to get Kubernetes workloads running very quickly. Read more

According to the latest 2023 Cloud Protection Trends Report, respondents expect to run 50% or more of their production workloads in hyperscale clouds such as AWS and Microsoft Azure by 2024[1]. It’s only natural to expect backup environments within these clouds to increase as well. With growing environments come growing costs.  As a service provider, your clients expect you to keep cloud spend, budget and savings at the forefront of your cloud Backup as a Service (BaaS) implementation and design. Read more