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Podcast with Kmesh: Stateful Application Data and Kubernetes Integration at Edge

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In this episode, Jeff Kim, CEO of Kmesh, discusses how to succeed with distributed data to enable Kubernetes at the edge with Rob Hirschfeld, CEO and co-founder of RackN.

This informative podcast discusses the challenges facing Kubernetes in addressing data, storage, and distribution of data for containerized apps in the cloud. The conversation focuses on how to merge stateful app data with stateless app functions so that containerized apps can operate the Edge without any performance restrictions or scenario limitations. In addition to learning how to bring stateful application data into a Kubernetes environment across multiple clouds and Edges, listeners will also learn how a cloud- and network-agnostic data management layer leverages Lustre filesystem technology and metadata to overcome cross-network and cross-cloud latency.

To listen, click here.

February 4, 2019/by Vinay Gaonkar - Head of Products & Marketing at KMesh
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