In this webinar:
Evolving legal requirements, expanding partner ecosystems, and increasing privacy concerns are forcing enterprises to quickly rethink their data management policies. Rather than reacting to governance demands, IT leaders should proactively adopt cloud-based protection and centralize data management.
Join this webinar to learn how to maintain a comprehensive data protection approach through automation that goes beyond your legacy solutions. In this session, Amazon Web Services and DevOps Institute will share proven strategies for cloud backup, disaster recovery, and protecting your workloads across the entire organization.
Registrants will be among the first to receive the associated whitepaper written by DevOps Institute Ambassador Mark Peters.
Attendees will learn how to:
- Assess your organization’s global disaster recovery requirements with DevOps strategies and realize the benefits of an AWS-native disaster recovery solution
- Implement automated, cloud-based backup and recovery across physical and virtual servers
- Improve architectural resiliency by using AWS Outposts to support critical workloads whether in the cloud or data center
- Leverage partner solutions in AWS Marketplace such as Druva’s SaaS solution built on AWS to simplify data protection and unlock the full value of your data
Speakers:
Mark Peters, Ambassador, DevOps Institute
Mark Peters is a cybersecurity, DevSecOps and intel expert at Technica Corporation. He’s an agile leader, DevOps integrator, author of ‘Cashing in on Cyberpower,’ and draws heavily from his experiences in the US Air Force. He’s a speaker, mentor, trainer and transitional coach.
Chris Chapman, Partner Solutions Architect, AWS
Chris Chapman is a Partner Solutions Architect at AWS, covering AWS Marketplace, Service Catalog, and Control Tower. His core mission is helping customers and partners automate AWS infrastructure deployment and provisioning. He is an AWS Certified Solutions Architect, and his skills include cloud computing, data integration and architecture, SaaS computing, and software design and development. Chris has previous experience as a developer, systems architect, and big data architect.
*The views and opinions of DevOps Institute and their presenter are their own and do not necessarily reflect the positions of AWS.
