Trilio for OpenStack now supports RHOSO FR5
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As private cloud and cloud-native infrastructures converge, traditional backup tools can't keep up. This month, we're rolling out the Trilio for OpenStack 6.1.9 release and a new unified recovery orchestration engine — here's what's new and why it matters.
What's new in OpenStack 6.1.9: Trilio now supports Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShift (RHOSO) FR5, alongside fixes for concurrent snapshot/restore operations on RHOSO18 and improved RabbitMQ queue handling in DataMover and DMAPI.
View OpenStack 6.1.9 Release Notes →Hit aggressive recovery time objectives across your infrastructure. Built specifically for Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization VMs, TSR delivers automated failover playbooks that take the manual work out of recovery.
The VMware Exodus: Is Your DR Ready for the Leap?
In his latest blog, Trilio Founder & CTO Murali Balcha looks at why thousands of enterprises are planning a VMware exit and the one blocker stalling their progress: disaster recovery.
He explains why proprietary, storage-based DR is just another form of lock-in, and why the future of OpenShift Virtualization depends on native, policy-driven orchestration.
Read the blog →Co-authored with Red Hat systems engineers, this technical handbook details how to preserve configuration states and protect persistent data cleanly during migration.
Read More →Understand the architectural differences between backup, volume replication, and continuous restore — and how to build a resilient, application-centric DR plan for Red Hat OpenShift.
Read More →Trilio delivers cloud-native data protection for Kubernetes, KubeVirt, and OpenStack. Continuous Restore for fast recovery, application mobility across environments, and evidence-based compliance.
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