Global Financial Services Leader Modernizes Big Data on Robin
April 2020: Robin.io Newsletter
March 2020: Robin.io Newsletter
Global Fortune 500 Financial Services Leader Gains Efficiency and Agility on Robin
Elastic – Dynamic Scaling with Robin Hyperconverged Kubernetes Platform |Video Demo
Deliver Elastic as-a-Service with Kubernetes
Scale on-demand
No need to create IT tickets wait for days to scale-up Data Nodes by adding more memory, CPU, or Storage, or to scale-out by adding more Data Nodes.
Dynamic scaling to meet sudden demands
If a Data Node runs out of resources, end users can simply scale up by adding more CPU/RAM, no need for IT tickets. Adding more Data Nodes to existing ELK cluster is also a simple 1-click operation.
Elastic – Deploy ELK Clusters with Robin Hyperconverged Kubernetes Platform
Elastic – Deploy ELK Clusters with Robin Platform
Deliver ELK (Elastic, Kibana, Logstash) Stack-as-a-service
Turbocharge your DevOps productivity with Elastic Stack on Kubernetes. Improve the agility and efficiency of your Developers, Operation teams, and Data Scientists.
Self-service experience
Robin provides self-service provisioning and management capabilities to developers, operations teams, and data scientists, significantly improving their productivity.
Provision custom Elastic stacks in minutes
Robin has automated the end-to-end cluster provisioning process for the Elastic Stack, including custom stacks with different versions and combinations of Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, Beats, and Kafka. The entire provisioning process takes only a few minutes.
Consolidate ELK clusters with Robin Hyperconverged Kubernetes Platform
Deliver Elastic as-a-Service with Kubernetes
Improve hardware utilization
Robin provides performance isolation and RBAC to consolidate multiple ELK workloads without compromising SLAs and QoS.
Get more out of your hardware
Consolidate multiple ELK workloads and ensuring data locality for Data Nodes for better performance reduces hardware footprint. Also, reduce your hardware cost by sharing the compute resources between clusters. If an ELK cluster runs the majority of its batch jobs during the night-time, it can borrow a resource from an adjacent ELK cluster with day-time peaks, and vice versa.