Red Hat / IBM Leftovers
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AI ethics: 4 things CIOs need to know
Problems with artificial intelligence (AI) and ethics have been well publicized over the past few years. As AI becomes more pervasive, CIOs must be cognizant of ethical issues and look for ways to eliminate or reduce bias.
The source of the problem is the data sets algorithms consume to inform decision-making. Too often, these data sets lead to outcomes biased around gender and race – from mortgage applications to healthcare and criminal sentencing. Therefore, more focus must be put on ensuring that the data sets utilized are fair, accurate, and free of bias.
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Service Preview of Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security Cloud Service
Container and Kubernetes adoption brings the promise of faster application development and delivery at larger scales -- however, it also brings with it new security challenges. Protecting cloud-native applications can require significant changes in how organizations approach IT security. They need to apply controls earlier in the application development lifecycle, use existing infrastructure to apply and enforce these controls, keep up with increasingly rapid release schedules, and more. Not just that, but it often needs to be done quickly, placing increased pressure on IT teams that are often already resource-strapped.
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Operationalizing distributed event-driven architectures
Organizations are modernizing their application development, focusing on microservices and applications that are transforming their industries. As they differentiate their offerings and services, they constantly strive to build new innovative processes faster, automating workflows, and scaling solutions. By taking advantage of open source tools, developers are building new business use cases and incorporating distributed, event-driven architectures that help automate workflows.
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Managing Red Hat Enterprise Linux devices at the edge
Red Hat creates tools to help you manage the lifecycle of your Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) edge devices easily. Edge management in the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console makes it easy to standardize, deploy and enhance the security posture throughout the lifecycle of all your edge devices.
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Kube By Example launches new learning paths to help developers level up their CI/CD workflows with Argo CD and Tekton
Like other KBE learning paths, these resources have been created and contributed by members of the broader Kubernetes community. In addition to the new courses, the site now features a community contributors page where users can learn more about — and interact with — their favorite Kube By Example instructors and KBE Insider guests. These instructors represent some of the best and brightest minds in the industry, and have volunteered their time and talent to teach others about Kubernetes and its vast ecosystem of technologies.
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Advancing the next phase of container development with Podman Desktop
Red Hat has been collaborating closely with the Podman community on the development and delivery of Podman Desktop, a new tool designed to help developers more easily interact with containers and pods running in Podman. Using a graphical user interface (GUI) in Podman Desktop, developers can install, configure and update their container engine.
This builds on work we’ve done over the past few years to bring an enhanced set of container tools to Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Red Hat OpenShift, and making them the default choice to find, run, build, share and manage containers. For developers who also want to deploy on Kubernetes, Podman Desktop helps simplify the transition from containers to pods, and from pods to Kubernetes, providing a complete experience to more easily work with containers and Kubernetes using Linux, MacOS or Windows.
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Podman expands to the Desktop | Red Hat Developer
At KubeCon North America 2022, the Podman community unveiled introduced Podman Desktop, a new tool for developers. Podman Desktop allows developers to install, configure, and keep their container engine (Podman) up to date with a GUI. This convenient GUI enables users to interact with containers and pods running in Podman (Figure 1).
Podman Desktop also provides an easy deployment to Kubernetes for developers working with containers on their laptops, allowing a seamless transition from containers to pods and pods to Kubernetes. Podman expands to the desktop to provide a complete experience enabling developers to easily work with containers.
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IBM Watson opens up AI opportunities for software vendors with embeddable libraries
IBM Watson announced 3 new AI software libraries that can be directly embedded into apps, including NLP, text to speech and speech to text.
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Red Hat Introduces Lightweight Kubernetes Solution to Power the Next Evolution of Open Edge Computing
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Justin W. Flory: CHAOSS D.E.I. Review: Midyear reflection [Ed: Ford Foundation trying to paint itself diversity, equity, and inclusion after its dark history of genocide]
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Learn how to use the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) web console
The Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) web console is a web-based interface designed for managing and monitoring RHEL systems. This powerful and extensible web console ensures that system admins—even those new to Linux—can accomplish many complex tasks such as administering storage, managing users accounts, configuring network interfaces, performing system updates and inspecting logs.
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How innovative Open Organization charts work in practice
In the first part of this series, I illustrated what an Open Organization chart looks like based on the book Team of Teams, by Stanley McChrystal. In this second and final part, I explore concerns about the information flow using this chart and give some examples of how it might work and (possibly unknowingly) has worked in the past.