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About Kasten

Veeam Kasten provides Kubernetes native data protection. It enables backup and restore, disaster recovery, application mobility and ransomware protection for Kubernetes applications at scale. It restores entire applications including data, metadata, and configurations. It supports moving applications across clusters, clouds, and Kubernetes distributions. Veeam Kasten for Modern Virtualization is an edition tailored to protection of VM based applications and their data on Kubernetes.

Products

  • Veeam Kasten for Modern Virtualization: An edition tailored for protection of VM based applications and their data on Kubernetes.
  • Enterprise Trial: A free trial version limited to 500 nodes for 60 days.

Used for

  • Recovering whole applications rather than just data
  • Restoring entire application stacks into the same or a new namespace
  • Mobilizing applications across namespaces, clusters, and clouds for DR, test/dev, and performance testing
  • Automating policy-driven backup and lifecycle management for KubeVirt VMs
  • Ingesting and aggregating SIEM data for governance and threat detection

Who it is for

  • Managed service providers (MSPs) that manage multiple customer Kubernetes deployments.

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CategoryCloud Infrastructure
SubcategoryCloud Storage & Backup
DeploymentOn-premises, Cloud, Edge

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