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Modernize with Confidence: VM Migration and Cyber Resilience with Red Hat and Veeam

 

Many organizations are reassessing how they run and protect virtual machines (VMs). But moving workloads to a new platform is not just a migration project; it is a resilience challenge as well.
In this on-demand webinar, experts from Red Hat and Veeam will show how VMs can be migrated to Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization, run alongside containerized workloads, and protected with Veeam.

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You’ll also see practical demonstrations of a migration and recovery workflows that can help teams modernize with more confidence.

Watch this session to learn how you can:

  • -Run VMs and containers together while modernizing at your own pace
  • -Migrate VMware workloads into OpenShift using Red Hat migration tooling
  • -Protect migrated workloads with backup, recovery, and cyber resilience

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