When the piano was invented, musicians noticed that it had become much easier to produce a sound with the instrument. But pianists were expected to play many more sounds than a classic instrument. Complexity was just moving to another place. Kubernetes makes application deployment easier, yet application features require an increasing number of components and requirements. A good example of this is the IBM blockchain network, in which the trust on the transaction can be distributed between organizations.
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Use Kasten K10 to Protect Cloud Native Applications and their Data on HPE Ezmeral Container Platform
The article was co-authored by Ka Wai Leung, ISV Development Manager at HPE. Container applications are increasingly being deployed at a large scale by IT and DevOps teams. HPE Ezmeral Container Platform is an ideal platform for deploying next-generation containerized applications, especially for AI/ML and data analytics workloads.
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This week we wrapped up the last fully virtual VeeamON event (hopefully) and announced that next year’s event will be heading to Las Vegas. I think it is very likely the event will become a hybrid one, to enable the growing demand in this space and to view the news and product updates.
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KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe, a premier event for Kubernetes users, is just around the corner, and the folks at Kasten are gearing up, preparing content and keynotes that build upon the momentum of the past six years. KubeCon is a great way to learn what the Kubernetes and cloud native community is doing, share experiences, and connect with people who are on the same journey.
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Kasten K10 has been recognized as the Kubernetes backup leader and the product of the year, amongst many other accolades. Now, as a part of Veeam, Kasten has further increased our pace of innovation, and today we’re introducing the industry’s first ransomware protection solution for Kubernetes with Kasten K10 version 4.0! Let's dive under the hood to see why we are so excited about this announcement, and why Kasten is indispensable to scaling and protecting your Kubernetes deployments.
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It’s official, it has been over one year since my last in-person tradeshow. I can’t say I miss the flights or the lunch lines, but I yearn for the days where I can join my fellow technologists face-to-face for a whirlwind week of catching up and hearing straight from the field, the good, bad, and the ugly feedback, then the community meetups where we get much the same but we also get to present, share and learn with other. The good news is that education does not stop for anything and as more virtual events occur organizers are continuously improving to bring the closest thing to a live interactive event experience they can to the comfort of our laptops. Next on the docket is KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe Virtual, May 4 – May 7, 2021. The trade show is on track to be a record-setting event, gathering thousands of cloud-native contributors, adopters, maintainers, and technologists to learn about all things Kubernetes and cloud-native. Before you sign in, here’s what to look out for and also what fun things to do to interact with the community during the event.
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In this three-part series, I will explain how to use Kubernetes (K8s) and Terraform (TF) together to set up a Kubernetes cluster, manage applications and install Kasten. We will of course keep data management best practices in mind for every step. Installing Kasten in the cluster is also a great example of how Terraform can be used when managing cloud resources outside the cluster.
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In this three-part series, I will explain how to use Kubernetes (K8s) and Terraform (TF) together to set up a Kubernetes cluster, manage applications and install Kasten. We will of course keep data management best practices in mind for every step. Installing Kasten in the cluster is also a great example of how Terraform can be used when managing cloud resources outside the cluster.
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In this three-part series, I will explain how to use Kubernetes (K8s) and Terraform (TF) together to set up a Kubernetes cluster, manage applications and install Kasten. We will of course keep data management best practices in mind for every step. Installing Kasten in the cluster is also a great example of how Terraform can be used when managing cloud resources outside the cluster.
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