Catalogic and Ondat have partnered to deliver a Kubernetes storage and data protection bundle to provide customers with a single solution to run stateful applications on Kubernetes without worrying about availability, protection, or data management and recovery.
Catalogic and Ondat have partnered to deliver a Kubernetes storage and data protection bundle to provide customers with a single solution to run stateful applications on Kubernetes without worrying about availability, protection, or data management and recovery.
CloudCasa protects Kubernetes environments with a cyber-resilient, scalable backup and disaster recovery service for cloud-native applications. Ondat is a container-native, software-defined storage solution for Kubernetes to run stateful workloads with high availability, scale, and security. The bundled solution stack provides users with a comprehensive, high-performance, and application-portable solution.
A recent benchmarking report indicates Ondat is 32% faster than its competitors. CloudCasa is recognized in the GigaOm Radar for Kubernetes Data Protection Report as an outperformer. The bundled offering provides a cost-effective solution to address Kubernetes Day 2 challenges, including storage and infrastructure management, data mobility across different environments, and backup and recovery for Kubernetes workloads. DevOps and platform teams now have a simple, easy-to-consume software-as-a-service solution that gives the flexibility to store, manage, and back up applications for on-premises, hybrid, or cloud environments.
CloudCasa integrates natively with all Kubernetes storage platforms, such as Ondat, and other managed Kubernetes services. It provides cluster and cloud-aware backups allowing organizations to easily restore data across clusters, regions, cloud accounts, and cloud providers. Ondat and Catalogic offer special incentives for existing Portworx customers and channel partners.
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