You may be heading for the cloud with K8s and microservices... but what about your storage?
(2021/01/26)
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- News link: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2021/01/26/cloud_native_storage_regcast/
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Webcast Containers and Kubernetes are the future, giving you a way to move away from monolithic applications and their assorted drudgery, and make a break for the sunlit uplands of microservices, composability and continuous delivery. All in the cloud or clouds of your choice.
But containers and Kubernetes are also complex and weren’t developed with the need for persistent storage in mind. And once you start recomposing your enterprise applications for this new K8s future, you’re also going to be thinking about high availability and failover.
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So, you’re soon going to have to grapple with the need for persistent storage. At the same time, you’ve got to ask yourself whether your existing – OK, legacy – storage is going to be able to keep up with the new generation of applications you’re contemplating.
These are big questions, and if you think that forewarned is forearmed, you’ll want to join our [2]cloud native storage webcast on February 16, at 1100 GMT (12 noon CET).
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Our own Tim Phillips, as persistent as any volume you might care to mention, will be joined by Alex Chircop, CEO and founder of StorageOS. Together they’ll discuss the ins and outs of persistent storage for Kubernetes, and how this can deliver high availability and fast failover, and the ways this can radically change how you can deploy your applications in the cloud.
They’ll dig into the nuts and bolts of cloud native storage and what this means for containers. You can’t talk storage without talking speeds and feeds, and they’ll also take a dive into what this all means for performance.
Best of all, they’ll be doing a live demo, and showing how you too could be up and running within a minute of the webcast ending.
Joining is even easier. Just pop your details into the [4]registration page here , and we’ll remind you on the day. Until, try to contain your excitement.
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Brought to you by StorageOS
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But containers and Kubernetes are also complex and weren’t developed with the need for persistent storage in mind. And once you start recomposing your enterprise applications for this new K8s future, you’re also going to be thinking about high availability and failover.
[1]
So, you’re soon going to have to grapple with the need for persistent storage. At the same time, you’ve got to ask yourself whether your existing – OK, legacy – storage is going to be able to keep up with the new generation of applications you’re contemplating.
These are big questions, and if you think that forewarned is forearmed, you’ll want to join our [2]cloud native storage webcast on February 16, at 1100 GMT (12 noon CET).
[3]
Our own Tim Phillips, as persistent as any volume you might care to mention, will be joined by Alex Chircop, CEO and founder of StorageOS. Together they’ll discuss the ins and outs of persistent storage for Kubernetes, and how this can deliver high availability and fast failover, and the ways this can radically change how you can deploy your applications in the cloud.
They’ll dig into the nuts and bolts of cloud native storage and what this means for containers. You can’t talk storage without talking speeds and feeds, and they’ll also take a dive into what this all means for performance.
Best of all, they’ll be doing a live demo, and showing how you too could be up and running within a minute of the webcast ending.
Joining is even easier. Just pop your details into the [4]registration page here , and we’ll remind you on the day. Until, try to contain your excitement.
[5]
Brought to you by StorageOS
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