OpenStack Backup, Simplified: Enterprise-Grade Cloud Data Protection with Storware

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As organizations increasingly migrate to OpenStack from proprietary virtualization solutions, they usually encounter a critical operational gap: OpenStack, on its own, does not provide an end-to-end backup solution. For enterprise infrastructure teams, this forces a difficult choice between building complex custom scripts or finding a specialized solution that fits OpenStack’s architecture.

Join experts from Canonical and Storware, on Feb 26th at 4pm CET, for a deep dive into solving the data protection challenge in OpenStack.

In this session, we will explore how modern, agentless solutions, such as Storware Backup and Recovery, integrate smoothly with OpenStack and demonstrate a proven blueprint for data protection in private cloud environments.

📅 What to Expect:

• The market shift: Navigating the migration from proprietary tech and why data protection remains the top priority.
• Architecture deep dive: Why Storware is architected specifically as a first choice backup platform for OpenStack.
• Platform demo: A technical walkthrough of backing up and recovering VMs.
• Canonical differentiators: What makes Canonical’s distribution unique in the market.

Whether you are currently architecting a new cloud or optimizing an existing production environment, this webinar will provide the technical insights needed to secure your infrastructure and data.

Speakers

Marcin Kubacki, Chief Software Architect at Storware

Marcin is the original author of Storware Backup and Recovery architecture and core code. He has extensive experience in virtualization and middleware technologies and holds multiple industry certifications. In 2016, Marcin earned his Ph.D. from the Warsaw University of Technology.

Tytus Kurek, Product Manager at Canonical

As a Product Manager at Canonical, Tytus drives the evolution of Canonical’s products and services in the cloud infrastructure space. His primary area of interest is OpenStack – the world’s most popular open-source cloud platform. He’s been involved in the OpenStack community since the Icehouse release, an active contributor to upstream projects like Sunbeam, OpenStack Charms, and Designate, and since 2020 has also been a proud member of the OpenInfra Foundation’s Board of Directors. Tytus received his Ph.D. with honors in telecommunications in 2018.

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