Take swing at the cloud with Red Hat and Trilio

Kubernetes Data Loss & Security Breaches… How to stay out of the rough

According to IDC, by 2024, net-new production-grade cloud-native deployments will increase to 70%, up from 10% in 2020 due to rapid adoption of microservices, containers, and DevOps.

Are you deploying Kubernetes apps? Asking fore a friend!

Don't miss this exclusive TopGolf event on a Beau-tee-ful California day focused on helping DevOps and Cloud Architects avoid the common sandtraps inherent in taking Kubernetes applications into production.

Come join Red Hat, Trilio and other Kubernetes and cloud-native experts to discuss the most common challenges with deploying containers, microservices and Kubernetes in a multi-cloud world. Discussion will include:

• Business benefits and inherent risks of Kubernetes adoption including security threats such as ransomware, data loss and data mobility.
• Differences between traditional versus cloud-native approach to data protection/management.
• Red Hat's OpenShift Kubernetes full-stack automated platform to build, test, deploy, and run applications in the cloud, on-premise or at the edge.
• TrilioVault for Kubernetes application-centric approach to protecting and managing Kubernetes clusters.

OpenShift and back-up aside, join Red Hat & Trilio for this un-fore-gettable event to network with other Cloud-native professionals as well as join in on a little friendly competition to win some awesome prizes. No ifs, ands or putts - Register now and stay on par!

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