Pure Storage and Red Hat have recently announced an enhancement for Portworx by Pure Storage on Red Hat OpenShift, facilitating smoother integration and offering enterprises an easier transition to modern virtualization.
Enterprises are increasingly adopting containers for faster and more scalable application deployment, but many still rely heavily on traditional applications running in VMs, making support for both platforms complex and costly, and re-architecting VM-based applications for modern frameworks may hinder development and operations.
Based on a recent survey, over 81% of data management stakeholders plan to modernize or migrate VM workloads to cloud-native solutions, with 79% prioritizing operational simplicity.
To meet the demand, the latest optimization of Portworx by Pure Storage and Red Hat OpenShift, through Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization, supports both containers and VMs, enabling seamless application modernization, reducing costs, and streamlining operations.
Portworx empowers Red Hat OpenShift customers by offering enterprise-grade data management and seamless VM migration, while also providing developers with a unified platform to build, test, and deploy applications, along with integrated support for storage and lifecycle management.
The following are the highlight features and benefits:
- Faster time to market with enhanced operational efficiency: Enterprises can improve time to production with self-service options for development teams to quickly migrate VMs, and apply cloud-native operational and development practices to VMs, accelerating time to value.
- Simplified and consistent development and management: Portworx and Red Hat offer unified management for VMs and containers to better align virtualization admins and platform engineering teams.
- Flexibility to deploy VMs and containers: Enterprises can deploy VMs and containers across on-premises, cloud, hybrid, or multi-cloud infrastructures, with consistent storage and data services.
Kindly refer to this link for more information on Portworx.
