Stringent IT security and compliance requirements across the United States government can cause challenges as civilian agencies seek to adapt with evolving citizen demands and expectations. Red Hat OpenShift version 4.6 includes numerous enhancements to support government agencies as they look to embrace cloud, containers and DevSecOps practices.
Join your DHS colleagues and learn how to leverage the power of Red Hat OpenShift to build, deploy, scale and automate applications and container images for a Node.js based website.
View the agenda and attend this hands-on workshop to gain knowledge about how Red Hat OpenShift allows you to:
 | Simplify lifecycle management and application deployments with Kubernetes, the leading container orchestration framework |
 | Develop, deploy and scale existing, container-based apps seamlessly in-house and across cloud installments on any infrastructure |
 | Streamline, automate and accelerate operations in a container-based environment |
 | | Monitor running containers to detect and automatically block unauthorized activity using federally compliant encryption models |
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Register now and contact me to learn how you can improve your agency's infrastructure availability, staff productivity, network security and configuration compliance with Red Hat OpenShift.
Can’t attend? Register to receive the recorded workshop post-event.
| Erin Fornwalt 703-871-8675 |
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We are pleased to offer continuing professional education (CPE) credits to those that attend the event. Carahsoft is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education of the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. For more information on the CPE credits we are offering, our CPE sponsor (NASBA), and submission process, please click here.
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