Webinar: Kubernetes Backup and Migration Strategies using Project Velero

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Velero is an open source project providing tools to backup, restore, and migrate your Kubernetes cluster resources and persistent volumes. It is a cloud native, Kubernetes optimized approach to backup and restore enabling data protection use cases no matter where your cluster is running. If you’re ready to see how backup evolves in the world of cloud native applications, this webinar will provide a clear view of that future. Join Velero tech lead, Steve Kriss, and product manager, Tom Spoonemore as they provide a technical walkthrough of the project and demonstrate Kubernetes application migration across clusters using Velero.​
• During this session, we will cover:​
• An overview of Project Velero​
• Use cases from basic backup to ephemeral clusters​
• Strategies for protecting cloud native applications​
• Live demonstration migrating an application between Kubernetes clusters​

[@abhisheksharma-tp1mu]

Thank you so much Tom and Steve.

[@sudeshnab1]

Very useful. Thanks Tom and Steve

[@SatishKumar-jb9qm]

Thank you for the presentation. It was very useful!

[@phil-l]

Thanks Tom and Steve!

[@aushafy]

great demo

[@mopsik4ever]

Great presentation thank you ! I have a quick question: When restoring the backup into another cloud provider all you did is specifying the access mode. What about permission on the original bucket/storage itself? Any specific policies or access level need to be granted?

[@RR-ng3vn]

Hello, I had a question. If I had multiple clusters running for different environments (dev,test,prod) Should I have Velero server installed in all of them? Or should I install velero server in one of them and velero client in the rest of them? Also, can you use multiple s3 buckets for backup in the same cluster? If yes, can you please explain how.

[@peopleschannel3021]

Hi Team, Thanks for your presentation. Shall I use velero for to migrate my kuberneetes clusters from AWS cloud to Oracle cloud.if yes can you please share me the steps or process how to do this task

[@senaiteklemichael3445]

Here a tidbit of constructive criticism: the first 15 mins of the presentation should have been cut and this is true of all product centric tech presentations. Here is my rational, if a person is searching for Velero (or istio or ingress) then it’s fair to assume they know what the product does generally speaking, what they are looking for is how it does those things. The first 15 minutes of a majority of these presentations is talking about the evolution of the product or segment or “how we got here” which is an absolute waste of time. I don’t care about the history of enterprise backup product catalogues, no sir, I want to know how said product does it’s thing and maybe some ideas of the best practices involved.

[@travnewmatic]

Great talk but whole lotta uh's!

[@mastermind423]

The words "uh" or "um" were used approximately 3,748 times during this video.