Trilio for OpenStack 6.0 Unlocks Hybrid Backup Strategies

Trilio Data, Inc., provider of data protection solutions for cloud-native applications across OpenStack, Kubernetes, and KubeVirt, announces the availability of Trilio for OpenStack (T4O) version 6.0.

To support the move from VMware to open-source alternatives, it offers enterprise-grade backup and DR solutions for OpenStack, Kubernetes, and KubeVirt environments. Version 6.0 for OpenStack introduces the option to implement a hybrid backup strategy, native integrations with OpenStack distributions, control granular enterprise policies, and protect workloads from ransomwarehttps://trilio.io/solutions/disaster-recovery/.

Key highlights this release include:

• Hybrid backup strategy: Administrators can now assign specific S3 or NFS-based backup targets to individual tenants or projects, allowing for both on-premises and cloud backup configurations.
• Seamless integration with OpenStack distributions: Seamless installation and management across OpenStack distributions, including Kubernetes and OpenShift control planes. Supported environments include ‘Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShifthttps://trilio.io/resources/rhoso-backup/fclou (RHOSO), Red Hat OpenStack 17.1 with Director Operator on OpenShift, OpenStack-Helm and Mirantis OpenStack on Kubernetes.
• Granular enterprise policies: Enhanced control over full and incremental scheduling and retention policies to meet complex enterprise requirements.
• Better ransomware protection: Mitigate ransomware threats with backup object locking and immutability support.

Version 6.0 integrates directly into new Kubernetes and OpenShift-based OpenStack architectures, delivering tenant-driven Backup-as-a-Service across the latest OpenStack releases and platforms.

“This release highlights Trilio’s agility in responding to the evolving OpenStack landscape while continuing to provide enterprise features and support,” said Kevin Jackson, senior director of product management.

Trilio for OpenStack Version 6.0 is available in 4Q24.