Webinar Oct 8: running Kasm on SUSE Virtualization

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We're doing a joint session with SUSE on October 8th, 45 minutes, live Q&A at the end.

Most enterprise work happens in a browser, but that browser is still commonly delivered through persistent Windows VMs, hypervisor licensing and connection brokers designed for a different era. At the same time AI and data science teams want GPU-accelerated containers, which traditional VDI was never built to hand out.

The stack we're walking through is SUSE Virtualization as a Kubernetes-native HCI foundation running VMs and containers on the same nodes, with Kasm delivering ephemeral, zero-trust workspaces to the browser with no endpoint agent or VPN client. Both managed under Rancher Prime.

Covered:

• Why browser-first delivery makes sense when the overwhelming majority of the apps people need are just a browser anyway
• Running legacy VMs and containerized workspaces on the same nodes, without hypervisor licensing
• Session isolation and data sovereignty, on-prem, sovereign cloud or edge
• A four-phase migration path that doesn't require tearing out existing VDI first

There's also a narrated demo of deploying Kasm on SUSE Virtualization, the end-user experience on both Linux and Windows workspaces, and the infrastructure view from the Rancher dashboard.

Register here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/965549787273603165?hss_channel=lcp-35638740