Containerized DevOps Webcast Week 2019
May 28, 2019 | 1:00pm ET; 10:00am PT |
Hipsters, Antiheroes, and the Nirvana of Hybrid Cloud
Chris Sexsmith, SSP - Cloud Practice Lead - Federal, Red Hat
The pace of innovation is accelerating wildly as businesses fight to disrupt the leaders or stay on top. The tools and technology that underpin this innovation are increasingly modern, though we still need to make use of yesterday's investments. Red Hat joins us to share successful hybrid-cloud strategies to modernize and innovate at breakneck speed while optimizing existing assets in the datacenter.
In this session - we will discuss business drivers behind app modernization, optimization of datacenter assets, effective hybrid-cloud strategies, and how Red Hat can get you to your goals.
May 29, 2019 | 1:00pm ET; 10:00am PT |
Cloud Native Databases Done Right!
Steve Egolf, Senior Solutions Engineer, EnterpriseDB
Anybody can containerize a stateless application and deploy it on Red Hat OpenShift. But databases are different, they are stateful - which means a whole new set of challenges for high availability. Attend this webinar to learn how EnterpriseDB has solved this challenge by combing the best of open source Postgres with needed enterprise features. We will conclude the session with a live demo on Red Hat’s Open Shift cloud platform.
May 30, 2019 - 1:00pm ET; 10:00am PT |
Write Once, Run Anywhere: Using Multi-Cloud Functions
with Pick-Your-Provider Compute
William Chia, Senior Product Marketing Manager, GitLab
Traditional serverless technologies are cloud-vendor-specific with limited portability. Come and learn about emerging open source technologies like Kubernetes, Knative, and GitLab Serverless, making it possible to write functions once and run them using compute from your cloud provider of choice.
In this talk I’ll walk through some of the benefits and challenges of using cloud-vendor-specific serverless technologies. With Kubernetes as an infrastructure abstraction organizations can take advantage of hybrid (cloud and on-premises) as well as multi-cloud compute. While several projects enabling functions on top of Kubernetes like Kubeless and OpenFaaS have emerged, Knative has begun to pick up the most traction. GitLab has built GitLab Serverless on top of Knative to enable write once run anywhere functions. This talk with give an architecture overview, technical how-to, and discuss some real-world use cases.
