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On with the show! This is it! Red Hat OpenShift takes the stage at Summit next week.
It’s the Friday before Red Hat Summit May 6 through 9 in Denver, Colorado. I’m all packed, rehearsed and ready to go, along with all the Red Hat experts and leaders from the Red Hat OpenShift team. It’s game on! Starting on Monday May 6 at Community Day and OpenShift Commons, you will interact and hear from folks across the open source community.
Find out what’s next for Red Hat OpenShift at Red Hat Summit, May 6-9 2024
I don’t know about you, but I am really excited about the upcoming Red Hat Summit May 6 through 9 in Denver, Colorado. If you’re going to be there, you can think up questions for not just myself, but all the other Red Hatters that will be on site. Red Hat OpenShift customers can learn and speak to product managers, leaders and experts about the future of OpenShift technologies in several roadmap sessions.
Red Hat Named a Challenger in 2023 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for DevOps Platforms
This week we announced that Red Hat has been positioned as a Challenger in the 2023 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for DevOps Platforms. We are super excited with this recognition, as we believe this is a great validation of Red Hat OpenShift as an Application Platform, complemented by Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform (AAP) to help accelerate the modern application development and delivery in a more consistent manner with greater security capabilities across the hybrid cloud.
Four Requirements for Self-Service Portals
Provisioning IT resources was once a manual, time-consuming and tedious process. A developer or business manager requesting resources had to wait days or weeks while the requests were passed around between server and network admins or whatever department was responsible for signing off on the additional resource. This approach no longer cuts it.
Some things should not go public: The risks of a single-cloud strategy
Both Amazon and Microsoft cloud users experienced majorly disrupted services earlier this year due to unforeseen outages on both the AWS and Azure platforms. Customers faced disrupted services with no access to vital apps or data and some companies were left without access to crucial SaaS-based technologies that inhibited business operations across the globe. This outage was met with the swift realisation that the public cloud may not always be the most appropriate solution for every workload.
How to Tackle the Consumerization of IT? Ask Alexa
Smartphones, tablets and internet connectivity have helped make the consumerization of IT one of the biggest trends in recent years. The consumerization in how people access data has forced IT suppliers to democratize the way that data is presented to users. Users now have the ability to “go rogue” as it’s easier to create, access and share data at any time, in any way and on whatever device they choose.
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