Sunnyvale OpenShift and Kubernetes

Bringing Database as a Service to OpenShift

Enterprises turn to containers to modernize their applications and typically select Red Hat OpenShift as their Kubernetes based Enterprise grade Container Platform. Robin.io brings enterprise-grade stateful apps like Postgres, MySQL, Elastic, Splunk, Cloudera, SAP HANA, Oracle RAC etc to Red Hat OpenShift. Robin.io's solution, at its core, includes an enterprise-grade Kubernetes native storage. But instead of focusing on just storage, Robin.io elevates the experience to applications, making traditional storage-centric constructs such as data protection, security, governance, and portability accessible to any user of stateful apps.

Robin.io is uniquely positioned to do this because we have architected a storage and data management stack from the ground up for Kubernetes and made it application-aware. Application-awareness allows Robin.io to radically simplify day-2 operations such as taking local and remote backups, cloning databases from production to run test/dev workflows, perform upgrade validation without risking the integrity of production apps and also deliver predictable performance SLAs to mission-critical apps. A built-in git-like workflow makes applications with its data become portable across clouds and Kubernetes clusters. 

In this session, you will learn 

• What is Robin.io?
• Why Robin.io for OpenShift?
• Live Demo: Running Database as a Service on OpenShift

About the Speaker
Ravikumar Alluboyina, currently working at Robin.io as Senior Architect. Primarily responsible for enabling stateful application on Kubernetes platform. Prior to Robin, Ravi was at Veritas/Symantec working on distributed storage and server management product.