ZertoCon: Zerto Makes Big Play For Kubernetes, Cloud Data Protection
‘The new technologies being introduced at ZertoCon give customers the ability to protect, move and recover data regardless of the workload. We’ve done it in the virtual world in the past. Now we’re extending our capabilities to Kubernetes and SaaS,’ says Andy Fernandez, Zerto’s senior product marketing manager. By Joseph F. Kovar April 20, 2021, 01:35 PM EDT
Cloud data protection and data management technology developer Zerto Tuesday used ZertoCon 2021 Virtual to unveil new data protection offerings aimed at workloads running on the Amazon Web Services cloud.
The Boston-based storage company also unveiled the general availability of Zerto for Kubernetes, a continuous data protection offering for backup and recovery across cloud and on-premises environments, and introduced Zerto 9.0, the upcoming release of its flagship data protection platform.
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Robin io Announces Storage and Data Management Solution for IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service (IKS)
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What Problem Does EKS Anywhere Solve?
The chief selling-point of EKS Anywhere is that it allows customers to use Amazon’s Kubernetes software within private data centers. If you like EKS, but you can’t or don’t want to use Amazon’s public cloud infrastructure, EKS Anywhere offers a solution.
This makes EKS Anywhere handy in situations where businesses already have a large on-premises infrastructure that they want to keep using, for instance, or where they believe their total cost of ownership will be lower if they host workloads on their own servers instead of in the public cloud. EKS Anywhere may also prove useful for businesses that need to keep workloads on-premises for compliance reasons.
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FAST+ Solution Uses Containerized Software to Drive Digital Innovation in the Healthcare Enterprise
PRINCETON, N.J.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–CitiusTech, a leading healthcare technology services and solutions provider, announced today it has adopted IBM Cloud Paks to power its FAST+ solution to enhance healthcare interoperability. CitiusTech’s FAST+ solution is an end-to-end FHIR-based solution for healthcare organizations to meet various interoperability needs, including compliance to CMS’ Interoperability and Patient Access Rule. The solution provides healthcare organizations a robust platform for consent management, and a FHIR data repository to connect disparate systems, standardize information and enable real-time data access.
“We are thrilled to extend our collaboration with IBM,” said Manish Sharma, SVP of Strategy and Partnerships at CitiusTech. “Our alignment to IBM’s open technology ecosystem affords greater scalability