Containerisation is a method of packaging applications in a way that allows them to be easily deployed and run in different computing environments.
Containers allow applications to be easily moved between different environments, such as different servers, cloud platforms, or local development environments, without the need to worry about compatibility issues.
This makes it easier to develop, test, and deploy applications, as well as to scale and manage them in production.
In this episode of the EM360 Podcast, Analyst Richard Stiennon joins Sarvesh Jagannivas, VP of Marketing at Portworx to explore:
- Containerisation and why companies are moving towards it
- Backing up data from Kubernetes
- K8 clusters and data back up
Portworx is the Kubernetes Data Services Platform enterprises trust to run mission-critical applications in containers in production. Only Portworx provides a fully integrated solution for persistent storage, data protection, disaster recovery, data security, cross-cloud and data migrations, and automated capacity management for applications running on Kubernetes. Portworx is the #1 Kubernetes Data Platform to operate, migrate, and secure cloud native applications and stateful data services on any cloud or on-premise, with just a few clicks.
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