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Orchestrieren Sie Datenbanken und Data Services in Kubernetes

Orchestrieren und automatisieren Sie den Betrieb von Datenbanken und Data Services über Kubernetes-Cluster, Tenants und Umgebungen hinweg. Erfahren Sie in den folgenden Videos mehr über Klutch.
YouTube Video UEwxWXdxaGkyb3JOMmtRa1l1ZnFnRjRaNkRKS0kwTW12Ny4xOTEzQzhBQzU3MDNDNjcz Data sovereignty has gone from a compliance checkbox to a political mandate — especially across Europe. At the same time, enterprises are managing data services across both Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry environments, with service instances, application clusters, and networking layers that simply don't talk to each other by default. Julian Fischer, CEO of anynines, breaks down the two core business cases shaping a9s Hub today: Hub for On-Prem (built for OpenStack and VMware environments under digital sovereignty pressure) and Hub for AWS. He explains how a single Clutch integration exposes data services across both Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry — and how the anynines Network Connector bridges VM-based services into Kubernetes application clusters without friction. Key Topics Covered: • a9s Hub for On-Prem: orchestrating data services in OpenStack/VMware environments under digital sovereignty requirements • a9s Hub for AWS: managing data services across multi-account, multi-cluster AWS environments • The Klutch Service Broker: write one integration, expose services to both Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry automatically • The anynines Network Connector Interface: seamlessly exposing VM-based and container-based data services to Kubernetes clusters • Why digital sovereignty is driving on-premise infrastructure investment across European enterprises Read the full story & transcript at www.tfir.io #Kubernetes #CloudFoundry #PlatformEngineering #DigitalSovereignty #anynines #Clutch #DataServices #CloudNative #OnPrem #OpenStack
On-Prem Data Sovereignty Is Back — Here's How to Orchestrate It | Julian Fischer, anynines
4. Juni 2026 13:27
Data sovereignty has gone from a compliance checkbox to a political mandate — especially across Europe. At the same time, enterprises are managing data services across both Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry environments, with service instances, application clusters, and networking layers that simply don't talk to each other by default. Julian Fischer, CEO of anynines, breaks down the two core business cases shaping a9s Hub today: Hub for On-Prem (built for OpenStack and VMware environments under digital sovereignty pressure) and Hub for AWS. He explains how a single Clutch integration exposes data services across both Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry — and how the anynines Network Connector bridges VM-based services into Kubernetes application clusters without friction. Key Topics Covered: • a9s Hub for On-Prem: orchestrating data services in OpenStack/VMware environments under digital sovereignty requirements • a9s Hub for AWS: managing data services across multi-account, multi-cluster AWS environments • The Klutch Service Broker: write one integration, expose services to both Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry automatically • The anynines Network Connector Interface: seamlessly exposing VM-based and container-based data services to Kubernetes clusters • Why digital sovereignty is driving on-premise infrastructure investment across European enterprises Read the full story & transcript at www.tfir.io #Kubernetes #CloudFoundry #PlatformEngineering #DigitalSovereignty #anynines #Clutch #DataServices #CloudNative #OnPrem #OpenStack
On-Prem Data Sovereignty Is Back — Here's How to Orchestrate It | Julian Fischer, anynines
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Most engineers have only ever managed a single Kubernetes cluster — and that blind spot is costing organizations as they scale. The moment you move from one cluster to many, the complexity doesn't just multiply; it transforms into an entirely different class of operational challenge that most teams aren't prepared for. In this exclusive interview with Swapnil Bhartiya at TFiR, Julian Fischer, CEO of anynines, discusses why multi-cluster Kubernetes management is emerging as one of the most pressing pain points in platform engineering — and how anynines' tool klutch is designed to solve the visibility, consistency, and operational gaps that surface at scale. Key Topics Covered: - Why single-cluster experience creates a dangerous blind spot for application engineers moving into platform roles - The shift in platform engineer awareness around multi-cluster complexity over the past two years - How the urgency around multi-cluster Kubernetes management is accelerating across enterprise teams - The role KubeCon plays in surfacing real-world operator feedback and shaping product direction for klutch - The difference in how developers vs. platform engineers perceive and respond to multi-cluster tooling Read the full story & transcript at www.tfir.io #Kubernetes #MultiCluster #PlatformEngineering #KubeCon #CloudNative #klutch #anynines #DevOps #K8s #PlatformEngineer #KubernetesManagement #CloudInfrastructure #CNCF #InfrastructureAutomation #EnterpriseKubernetes
Managing Multiple Kubernetes Clusters Is Harder Than You Think | Julian Fischer, anynines
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Going all-in on AWS doesn't mean your Kubernetes data service problem is solved. Most enterprises running EKS have no elegant way to provision RDS instances declaratively — and when platform teams try to scale that across hundreds of clusters and dozens of AWS accounts, the entire system breaks down. Julian Fischer, CEO of anynines, breaks down exactly how a9s Hub for AWS solves this using the AWS Well-Architected Framework as its architectural foundation — enabling centralized platform governance across hundreds of AWS accounts while giving developers frictionless, Cloud Foundry-style self-service natively in Kubernetes. Key Topics Covered: • Why declarative RDS provisioning from Kubernetes is not natively available in AWS — and why Crossplane breaks at enterprise scale • How the AWS Well-Architected Framework's multi-account topology maps to the a9s Hub for AWS architecture • The Klutch tenant model: declaring tenants with associated AWS accounts so service instances land in the right place automatically • Cross-account IAM role assumption: how Klutch delegates provisioning requests across hundreds of AWS accounts without manual intervention • How platform teams retain central governance and visibility while developers get on-demand self-service across EKS clusters • Modular framework: mixing RDS, S3, anynines data services, and internally developed services in a single unified layer Read the full story & transcript at www.tfir.io #AWS #Kubernetes #EKS #PlatformEngineering #DataServices #anynines #Klutch #CloudNative #RDS #WellArchitectedFramework
AWS All-In Doesn't Mean Data Services Are Solved | Julian Fischer, anynines
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