What do you do when your OpenStack workloads go up in flames? Industry Panel on Data Protection
Channel: OpenInfra Foundation
Date: 2018-11-30

The truth to be told, data protection has not captured too much mindshare in the OpenStack community. Some argue that OpenStack was originally intended to serve only born in the cloud apps, referring to ephemeral, stateless workloads that are designed to be terminated and respawned frequently. Their data is stored to a back-end which is assumed to be protected. In reality, businesses, academia and service providers are deploying OpenStack for mixed workloads with both cloud-born and legacy appli