Trilio for OpenShift Certified

Trilio has been enhanced for Red Hat OpenShift environments:

• OpenShift Console Integration
• OpenShift Operator Lifecycle Manager Backups and Restores
• Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management Policies
• Certified Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform Playbooks 

Trilio’s Continuous Recovery & Restore capability enables fast data recovery, migration and replication of stateful applications in seconds or minutes so that all organizations can protect and use their data anywhere – regardless of what the application runs on or where the data is stored.  This innovation enables data-driven organizations to access ‘Single-Source-of-Truth’ data from multiple heterogeneous clouds simultaneously, from any cloud or storage platform to another, providing near-instantaneous recovery times for your workloads.

• Shorten RTO
• Save Money and Resources
• Recover and Move Applications
• Curate Data from Edge Environments 

Enables browsing and restoring backups across different clusters, simplifying disaster recovery, application migration, efficient Testing and development, consolidated backup storage and unified backup management (single pane of glass). Browse backups from multiple sources, and restore to any cluster. 

Use Trilio to migrate workloads from on-premises infrastructure to public clouds such as from Upstream Kubernetes in your datacenter to Google GKE or Red Hat OpenShift on AWS. Trilio provides a powerful Transformation feature that enables application recovery between different architecture and avoid resource conflicts.

• Test Your Data in Different Environments
• Use Real Production Data in Test/Dev
• Fully Mobilize and Restore Your Applications

Trilio is built to evolve with your Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization environment. Flexibility with hooks ensures application consistency and the ability to orchestrate workflows before and after data protection operations. Combined with Trilio’s linear scale, Trilio for OpenShift Virtualization provides the performance required by organizations. 

Trilio backup images are stored in an industry-standard VM image format called QEMU Copy on Write (QCOW2), so the images are not locked into proprietary formats. Many open-source tools are available to manage and manipulate QCOW2 images in any cloud.