Join GigaOm Analyst David Linthicum and special guest. Can't attend the webinar? You'll be sent a recording to listen to on-demand.
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LIVE WEBINAR:
Thursday, February 6th
1:00 PM EDT | 10:00 AM PDT
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Join us for this free 1-hour report-based webinar with GigaOm Research analyst David Linthicum and guest Michael Ferranti, VP of Product Marketing at Portworx, as they walk you through the key steps to understanding your own organizational and technical requirements.
In this 1-hour webinar, key questions will be answered: What is the best way to manage self-service? What does it mean to be application-aware? How does automation play? How do we leverage an infrastructure-agnostic SLA for Kubernetes? How can we optimize costs when leveraging Kubernetes? |
Why Attend Does Kubernetes require a special data storage and management system? Considering that traditional storage solutions are falling short, this may be the case. As enterprises try to force-fit Kubernetes with traditional storage solutions they may find themselves in a “square peg versus round hole” situation. Consider the existing enterprise investment in storage technology. Using the same storage technology currently running VM workloads, Kubernetes is considered the path of least resistance and least risk. But is it? It turns out that running stateful services such as databases on Kubernetes requires specific container-native storage systems. Without this technology, certain issues will become commonplace: stuck volumes, downtime, overprovisioning, lost data, and manual backups and migrations. There is a clear case to be made for moving away from traditional storage and management systems. So, if container-native storage is the way to go, how do you select the right solution? Discover what you need to know now about Scalable Data Storage for Kubernetes, explore what the public cloud will be like in both the short and long term, and learn where to invest your time today, as well as in the future. Who Should Attend: Chief Architects or Chief Engineers Product or Solution Architecture Leaders Enterprise, Solutions, Infrastructure or Cloud Architects Software or Infrastructure Engineers Product Management Leaders |
Michael Ferranti
VP of Product Marketing
Portworx |
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