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Building the future of telco: Red Hat partners discuss what’s next
Read excerpts below from keynotes and panel sessions at the recent Red Hat Open5G virtual event and access full sessions on-demand here to learn more.
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Supercharging chaos testing using AI
To help address the need for a resilient Kubernetes platform and provide improved user experiences, Red Hat collaborates with the open source community and end users to build and maintain open source tools and chaos engineering frameworks such as Krkn. To get a sense of Krkn's capabilities, here are a few additional resources for insights and findings from chaos test runs.
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Deploying bare metal at the edge with Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management and zero touch provisioning
ZTP leverages Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management and GitOps approaches to manage edge sites remotely. The service is optimized for single-node OpenShift (SNO) and three-node OpenShift. I will deploy a SNO scenario for this example.
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Red Hat Summit and AnsibleFest 2024 registration now open
Red Hat Summit puts you right in the center of technology evolution, giving you the opportunity to connect, innovate and ultimately help shape the future of IT. If you join us you’ll get to experience the latest technological innovation alongside Red Hat experts, customers, partners and community members. Build your skills. Discover new features. Meet industry leaders. And so much more.
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The evolution of Quay.io UI: Progress and future vision
We have been working hard to refresh the Quay.io user experience with a new user interface (UI) redesigned and rebuilt from the ground up. Today, we are releasing the first public preview on Quay.io and we would like your input. Help us build a better Quay today with this five-minute survey, and get access to new features.
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Patch management needs a revolution, part 1: Surveying cybersecurity’s lineage
This is the first post in a series where I’ll look at the changing demands surrounding the many aspects of IT security, how the role of patch management needs to evolve in the face of these dynamics, and how we got here.
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KrknChaos is joining CNCF Sandbox
As part of CNCF, we aim to work with the community to: [...]
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Behind the scenes: Introducing OpenShift Virtualization Performance and Scale
Our team contributes to tuning and scaling documentation to help customers get the most out of their VM deployments. First, we have an overall tuning guide, which you can find in this knowledge base article. This guide covers recommendations for optimizing the Virtualization control plane for high VM "burst" creation rates and various tuning options at both the host and VM levels to improve workload performance.
Now Microsoft promotion too:
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Multilingual semantic similarity search with Elasticsearch
AI-powered search, the combination of artificial intelligence technologies and search engines, enables semantic and similarity search that goes beyond keyword matching to understand the intent and context of a query.
The integration of machine learning with Elasticsearch revolutionizes search and data analysis. Elasticsearch, known for its real-time search capabilities, can be powered by machine learning algorithms to provide intelligent, context-sensitive results.
In this article, you will discover how this powerful combination gives users the ability to efficiently index large datasets and perform multilingual semantic-similarity searches in Elasticsearch using a pretrained model.
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Deploying Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated clusters to Shared Virtual Private Cloud on Google Cloud
Shared VPC (formerly known as Cross-Project Networking or xPN) allows organizations to connect resources from multiple projects to a common VPC network so that they can communicate securely and efficiently using internal IP addresses from that network. Shared VPC simplifies network management, allows consistent network policies and provides a centralized view of network resources.
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Implement a fully managed shared file storage for Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA) with Amazon FSx for NetApp ONTAP
ROSA clusters typically store data on locally attached Amazon Elastic Block Store (EBS) volumes. Some customers need the underlying data to be persistent and shared across multiple containers, including containers deployed across multiple Availability Zones (AZs). These customers are looking for a storage solution that scales automatically and provides a more consistent interface to run workloads across on-prem and cloud environments.
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Protect applications with SSO using Kerberos & Active Directory [Ed: Windows has back doors. Active Directory does not protect things.]
In this article, I will demonstrate how workstation users authenticating to Active Directory using the Kerberos protocol can use Simple and Protected GSSAPI Negotiation Mechanism (SPNEGO) tokens with Red Hat's single sign-on (SSO) technology for single sign-on to web applications.
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Connect a .NET app to an external PostgreSQL database [Ed: Red Hat pushing Microsoft traps again, helping Microsoft instead of competing with Microsoft]
PostgreSQL databases tend to be robust and reliable. They also work well with .NET applications like Pedal, a sample bike e-commerce app.
As the Pedal app shifts from monolithic to a microservices-based application, connecting to an external database helps make managing data more efficient and reliable. The components are loosely coupled, making it more straightforward to organize, secure the data, and scale the database as needed.
This tutorial guides you through setting up the microservice to talk to PostgreSQL, handle data correctly, and maintain optimal performance. You’ll learn about networking, managing credentials securely, configuring data access, and ensuring that all components communicate smoothly.