Hybrid cloud monitoring is essential for these environments, as they combine the best of both public and private clouds, offering businesses the flexibility to run applications and store data across multiple platforms. Read more

The need for reliable data backup and recovery solutions has never been more critical. Cyberthreats, hardware failures, and human errors are constant risks that can disrupt business continuity. Read more

What is cloud-native security as it applies to Kubernetes? Cloud-native security is a modern way to protect applications that’s designed specifically for cloud environments. These applications often use containers and microservices, which help make them flexible and scalable. Read more

We are excited to introduce our latest release of Veeam Backup for Microsoft Azure v7, packed with new features designed to enhance your cloud experience. At Veeam we know how important it is to easily manage your hybrid/ multi-cloud environment. Read more

Veeam, the global leader in Data Protection and Ransomware Recovery, has recently announced the release of Veeam Backup for AWS v8. This new version marks a significant advancement in cloud data protection. Read more

Since I wrote my blog post about how to install and harden Ubuntu Linux for Veeam Hardened Repository about a year ago, I get questions on how to do the same with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). The reason why this blog post took so long to write is that Veeam Backup & Replication fully supports DISA STIG hardened RHEL systems only with the most recent update (version 12.1.2). Read more

Based on the April 2023 ESG survey, “Measuring the Current State and Momentum in the Enterprise Market for Kubernetes Protection”, by Christophe Bertrand, practice director at ESG, Kubernetes is maturing. Read more

Safeguarding the sensitive information within your Microsoft 365 environment is more important than ever. From accidental deletion and ransomware attacks to costly compliance failures, the consequences of inadequate data protection can be severe. Read more

In the previous post in this series, we got Veeam Kasten for Kubernetes up and running on our local development cluster. In this post I will walk you through this dashboard, highlight some key features and functionalities, and show you how to get started. Read more

I’m in a state of disbelief (pun intended) when, in 2024, I often hear platform operators talk about Kubernetes being for stateless workloads only — or that they don’t require data protection as “all of our apps are stateless.” Read more