Red Hat / IBM Leftovers
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Red Hat ☛ Enhance security with system-wide crypto policies in RHEL 9
Whether working on open source or closed-source projects, software development teams frequently split into groups that oversee various components. For instance, the group working on database applications can be distinct from the group managing SSH or HTTP services. Usually, each organization chooses its own cryptography suppliers, libraries, languages, and tools. Although this specialization might improve the product's overall quality, it also makes it more difficult to establish a uniform cryptographic policy throughout the system.
This is why it's critical to build up a system with globally applicable cryptographic parameters that have been carefully tested. To guarantee that new components are installed appropriately, setting up a system of this kind in a heterogeneous environment is difficult and requires a thorough grasp of cryptography. Also, the best practices for cryptography change over time, so settings that seem safe now might not be so secure later on. Because of this, IT teams are always under pressure to make sure that all services adhere to industry standards like Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS), Defense Information Systems Agency Security Technical Implementation Guide (DISA STIG), or National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recommendations.
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Red Hat Official ☛ Not ready to upgrade from RHEL 7? 4 years of Extended Life Cycle Support is now available
There’s rarely a good time to upgrade your enterprise operating system (OS). It takes time and attention, which are probably already stretched thin with priority work.
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Red Hat ☛ Function and event orchestration with OpenShift serverless logic
Cloud-native applications are often composed of different services and can communicate in an event-driven manner. Red Hat OpenShift Serverless already enables developers to easily create and deploy stateless functions, and supports event-driven communication through eventing.
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Native Data Protection for VMs on OpenShift: Unlocking Synergies Between Trilio for Kubernetes and Red Bait OpenShift Virtualization
By leveraging the power of Trilio alongside Red Bait OpenShift Virtualization, enterprises can unlock significant synergies to protect virtualized workloads natively and effectively.