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Kubernetes pre-packaged with best-of-breed components for development and production Developed to address the broad issues caused by cluster sprawl, D2iQ Kubernetes Platform (DKP) is a federated management plane that provides centralized visibility and unified control of disparate Kubernetes clusters across an organization’s on-premise, cloud, and hybrid cloud footprint.

According to a Forrester survey 43% of respondents indicated that security is a challenge hindering container adoption. As enterprise companies shift left to run containerized applications in production, comes many vulnerabilities. Finding the right level of access for the different users and groups of users coming, going, and moving around within these clusters should be top of mind. By 2022, Gartner predicts that, “more than 75% of global organizations will be running containerized applications in production”.

Leveraging the cloud for business can be rewarding, but getting from cloud to cloud-native is easier said than done. The reality is that in today’s dynamic IT environment, while experiencing the creation of truly amazing technology, forces organizations to choose from an excessive number of options—from cloud providers, to orchestration platforms, to setup tools. Graduating from day 0 means figuring out operational efficiency, security, and long-term costs. So how do you ensure a successful Day 2?

See how D2iQ Kaptain helps data scientists and operations teams speed ML models to production.

87% of AI initiatives never make it to production but remain stuck as prototypes or one-off research projects. Sustained positive returns on AI investments elude most organizations. In fact, 55% or organizations have not deployed a single machine learning model to production. And for those that have, it can easily take up to 3 months to do so. All this changes with D2iQ Kaptain.

In this webinar, we will discuss the current state and ongoing evolution of Kubernetes in public and hybrid cloud environments. We will examine some of the challenges enterprises face in adopting and scaling up Kubernetes on popular cloud providers, including navigating the jump from development to production, optimizing cost and performance, and ensuring teams have the skills and tools they need to succeed.

D2iQ recently conducted an independent survey of 300 IT leaders and DevOps practitioners to gather insights on Kubernetes in the Enterprise. Corbin Pacheco, Sr. Director of Product Marketing will give a sneak peek in to some of the key metrics that describe Kubernetes adoption in 2020, the evolving challenges as cloud-native technology and the landscape improve, as well as some of the impact that Covid-19 has had on Digital Transformation efforts.

Prashanto Kochavara - Trilio Are you a DevOps Engineer, Application Developer or IT Admin who needs backup and recovery, migration, DR or application mobility for Kubernetes-based applications? The extraordinary performance, scale and mobility challenges in these dynamic container environments demand a purpose-built platform that can support any public-, private- and/or multi-cloud deployment. This session covers the 10 essential things you need (and why) when choosing the right data protection solution for your cloud-native environment.