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Think about it, you need SaaS or Self-hosted version, and you can sign up and test here:
https://cloudcasa.io/kubernetes-backup/

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https://cloudcasa.io/solutions/velero-backup/

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This video includes the new Velero SDMB (Snapshot Data Mover Backup) and its comparison with FSB.

Velero supports multiple types of backups including backups of resource specs, PV snapshots, backups of live PV data, and backups of PV snapshots. In this webinar, we will explain each of these methods in more detail and describe when each is appropriate and why you should pick one over another. The topic of which backup method to use elicits a lot of questions in the Velero forums and among our own user base, and we intend for this webinar to help clarify the matter.

Interested in learning how to efficiently backup, restore and migrate Kubernetes clusters with Velero? What if you could centrally.

Unlike other cloud providers that offer their own closed source backup services, AWS EKS simply recommends using open source tool, Velero. However, as one of the first companies to fully integrate with AWS EKS, CloudCasa saw a gap in the market, enabling users to still leverage the power of open source with Velero while offering a SaaS management solution for enterprises that aimed to simplify the backup process.

This is the first of our series on Velero – the open source Kubernetes backup and recovery tool. While it’s powerful and flexible, the initial setup can be daunting to a beginner. Persistent Volumes also require CSI configuration, which varies from provider to provider. In this webinar, we will present all the information you need to get started with Velero. We will walk through the following configuration accompanied by a live demonstration.

With Kubernetes, companies have the ability to spin up applications with the click of a button or a declarative one-line command statement. As they spin up the services, they are hosting them within clusters, but they do not really want to deploy multiple clusters for each application or service that they’re looking to host within their website or within their application.