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A Framework for GitOps App Recoverability With Red Hat OpenShift and TrilioVault

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Sponsored by Trilio and RED HAT


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GitOps expands the use of DevOps best practices across the entire Kubernetes application life cycle, including deployment development/testing, infrastructure configuration and lifecycle management and resiliency. To enable this, administrators can configure and manage Red Hat OpenShift GitOps through ArgoCD. But regardless of whether your OpenShift clusters are hosted on-premises or in the cloud, unexpected downtime can happen. For enterprises, finding the root cause and recovering from outages quickly is paramount.

In this webinar, we’ll explain:

  • OpenShift GitOps
  • TrilioVault data protection and management
  • How OpenShift and TrilioVault for Kubernetes align to drive successful GitOps application development, including: 
    • Supporting compliance needs with GitOps
    • Enabling data protection for applications through OpenShift GitOps (CI/CD)
    • Recovering stateful workloads from disasters in a GitOps environment

Join this webinar to learn how to ensure application recoverability across Red Hat OpenShift clusters for any private, public or multi-cloud services.

PRASHANTO KOCHAVARA
Director of Product - Trilio
Prashanto Kochavara is Director of Product at Trilio, a leader in cloud-native data protection. Kochavara is responsible for the product strategy, development and road map of the company's backup and recovery platform for Kubernetes.
Christian Hernandez
Senior Principal Technical Marketing Manager - Cloud Platforms - Red Hat
Senior Principal Technical Marketing Manager - Cloud Platforms - Red Hat
Senior Principal Technical Marketing Manager - Cloud Platforms - Red Hat
Senior Principal Technical Marketing Manager - Cloud Platforms - Red Hat

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