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Navigating the Lines Between Container-Native and Container-Ready Storage

23 Jun Navigating the Lines Between Container-Native and Container-Ready Storage

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We free companies to make the right business decisions to run any applications wherever and whenever they need them, without being concerned about data gravity.

Containers changed the way applications were developed and delivered. This requires a complete rethinking of how we store, deliver, protect, and manage data. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to address fundamental data storage and management issues including data gravity, performance, cost and complexity of data protection, disaster recovery (DR), RPO, and granularity.

Container environments — more specifically Kubernetes, which is now the de facto container platform — see all resources as services.

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