What is your approach to managing containers? Select all that apply.

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Using CSI plug-ins to support containers with existing infrastructure18%

Hosting all container apps in public cloud using native cloud storage62%

Using container native storage such as Portworx, MayaData, OpenEBS, Rancher8%

Have not figured it out10%

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vp information technology in Consumer Goods4 years ago

Newer, more agile approach.....
We support containers in hybrid multi-cloud. We are seeing companies deploying container technologies on site and simultaneously in clouds for application mobility where Hammerspace supports persistent mobility of all the data (Dbs and File) across all the cloud and non-cloud sites.  this brings the data closer to the apps and users - very important in the new remote teams environment.

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