BOSTON, MA – May 07, 2019 — /BackupReview.info/ — Trilio, the leader in data protection and recovery solutions for OpenStack, today announced the extension of its platform to support Red Hat’s hyperconverged infrastructure. Now, customers of Red Hat Hyperconverged Infrastructure for Virtualization solution can enjoy native backup and recovery without ever leaving the Red Hat Hyperconverged Infrastructure for Virtualization interface.
This release extends Trilio’s cloud-native technology to unlock application-aware, point-in-time recovery for Red Hat Hyperconverged Infrastructure for Virtualization and Red Hat Virtualization:
“As our customers expand their operational deployments of next-generation hyperconverged infrastructure solutions toward more business-critical use cases, they also need to efficiently back up and secure their data,” says Ranga Rangachari, vice president and general manager, Storage and Hyperconverged Infrastructure at Red Hat. “Trilio’s support of Red Hat Hyperconverged Infrastructure for Virtualization offers customers a data protection solution that can support their architecture and data protection requirements.”
Red Hat Hyperconverged Infrastructure for Virtualization is an integrated solution designed for business-critical applications in virtualized environments, as well as for various tactical edge deployment scenarios. Built on the strengths of Red Hat Virtualization, Red Hat Storage, and Red Hat Ansible Automation, Red Hat Hyperconverged Infrastructure for Virtualization is designed to simplify planning and procurement, streamline deployment and operations, and provide a single lifecycle experience for virtual compute and storage resources. Because Red Hat Hyperconverged Infrastructure for Virtualization is built from open source compute, storage, and management components, organizations can choose among validated configurations built on industry-standard hardware that best meet their workload needs.
“Trilio has always pushed to deliver data protection solutions that are easy to deploy and easy to manage — from our early days as the Raksha project to the past few years as we have expanded and matured our product,” says David Safaii, CEO at Trilio. “By extending our native Red Hat Virtualization support to include Red Hat Hyperconverged Infrastructure for Virtualization, we can arm customers with enterprise-class backup and recovery capabilities to quickly deploy production workloads on Red Hat-based virtualized infrastructure and hybrid clouds.”
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TrilioVault’s self-service approach also makes it easy for users to have full control over their infrastructure via native management interfaces. Through TrilioVault’s forever-incremental backups, users can now recover any point-in-time with just one click, including application blueprints, virtual machines, network configurations, security groups/policies, metadata, and storage data.
To learn more about using TrilioVault within your Red Hat Virtualization or Red Hat Hyperconverged Infrastructure for Virtualization environment, please schedule a demo with a member of the Trilio team: https://www.trilio.io/request-demo
About Trilio
Trilio is a leader in data protection for OpenStack and Red Hat Virtualization environments, and the only provider of OpenStack-native backup and recovery solutions. Since 2013, Trilio has been on a mission to give tenants more control over their ever-changing, growing, complex, and scalable cloud-based architectures. Today, Trilio is trusted by businesses all around the world to protect their clouds in a way that’s easily recoverable, and requires little-to-no central IT administration. Follow us on Twitter @triliodata and LinkedIn or visit www.trilio.io to learn more.
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