Red Hat Puff Pieces and Technical Posts
Red Hat ☛ Enable etcd backups for OpenShift clusters in hybrid cloud environments
This article discusses etcd backups for Red Hat OpenShift 4.X clusters in hybrid scenarios. This is a crucial activity for disaster recovery or node failure. etcd backups are responsible for recovering the state of master nodes and the cluster state, as it is the primary datastore of Kubernetes. It is recommended to store it externally as it ensures accessibility for node restoration even if node access or the nodes themselves become unavailable.
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Red Hat ☛ Harness the power of serverless containers in hybrid scenarios
In today's fast-paced business environment, efficient and agile application development is critical for success. One tool that can help achieve this is Red Hat OpenShift Serverless. In this article, we will explore what OpenShift Serverless is and how it can simplify application development for microservices and functions.
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What Is Microservice Architecture, and How Is Healthcare Adopting It? [Ed: Red Hat Official ☛ One of three (to follow) Red Hat puff pieces or embedded marketing]]
It also supports modernizing legacy applications, helping healthcare organizations stay current and improve patient care.
“Ultimately, microservices contribute to better healthcare outcomes by enabling quicker innovation and more flexible, data-driven decisions,” explains Atif Chaughtai, head of emerging industries at Red Hat.
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Stack Overflow ☛ The world’s largest open-source business has plans for enhancing LLMs
Ben and Ryan talk to Scott McCarty, Global Senior Principal Product Manager for Red Hat Enterprise Linux, about the intersection between LLMs (large language models) and open source. They discuss the challenges and benefits of open-source LLMs, the importance of attribution and transparency, and the revolutionary potential for LLM-driven applications. They also explore the role of LLMs in code generation, testing, and documentation.
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Computer World ☛ With genAI models, size matters (and smaller may be better)