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Server: New Relic, CO.LAB/Red Hat, Nginx and Container Management

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 29th of January 2019 03:29:53 AM Filed under
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  • 7 Reliability Questions Engineering Managers Need to Ask Their Teams

    And then there is the complexity of scale, something we know about first hand. The New Relic platform includes more than 300 unique services and petabytes of SSD storage that handle at least 40 million HTTP requests, write 1.5 billion new data points, and process trillions of events … every minute. The platform is maintained by more than 50 agile teams performing multiple production releases a week. To cope with serious scale like this, engineering teams must be nimble and fast moving. Their managers must also ensure that their teams adhere to reliability processes that support this kind of complexity and scale. So how do we do it at New Relic?

  • CO.LAB hosts its first global experience at Tate Modern in London

    The program is a collaboration between Red Hat and Femi Owolade-Coombes, better known as Hacker Femo. Femi, a 13-year-old coder known for his Young Coder Workshops in London, worked with us to provide a curriculum that extends the capabilities of the micro:bit, a pocket-sized codeable computer of which one million were delivered to England and Wales year 7 students in 2016.

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    As a part of Red Hat’s Open Source Stories initiative, CO.LAB is an ongoing effort to create and share stories about how openness can be a catalyst for change. Red Hat has championed communities—both big and small—as we strive to build innovative technologies. With Open Source Stories, we are sharing what happens when people defy convention and say to the world: “Take this. Build on it. Make it better.”

  • How Nginx Is Expanding Beyond Just Web Application Delivery

    Nginx was once perhaps best known as an open-source web server, but that's now only one of many things that Nginx Inc. is developing and supporting for customers.

    Nginx provides a suite of web application delivery services and capabilities, with the company's Nginx Controller, which was first announced in 2017, at the core of an emerging set of features. Thus far this year, the company has announced its new API Management Module for Nginx Controller, providing organizations with an integrated approach to define, publish and manage APIs on top of Nginx.

  • Top 8 Container Management Solutions
  • Docker Containers: Product Overview and Insight
  • OpenShift: Product Overview and Insight

    Not surprisingly, OpenShift integrates well with Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Ansible, OpenStack, and JBoss middleware. It also integrates well with Amazon Web Services and supports the public cloud provider’s microservice frameworks.

    OpenShift can help enterprises deploy containerized workloads on any cloud or on-premises using standardized components like Kubernetes and OCI compliant containers. By tapping into Red Hat Enterprise Linux and CoreOS, OpenShift provides a secure environment needed to run enterprise applications. By integrating Operator Framework to OpenShift, Red Hat has made it easy to deploy the platform and other application services anywhere.

  • Google Kubernetes Engine: Product Overview and Insight

    A feature of Google Cloud, Google Kubernetes Engine shines well by aligning closer to the open source Kubernetes release. This helps developers build bleeding edge applications by taking advantage of latest Kubernetes features. Google has recently added support for hybrid cloud deployment, making GKE an attractive option for enterprises. By tapping into KNative, Google offers abstraction from container services to serverless. This will help support wide range of application architectures, giving developers choice.

  • Kubernetes: Product Overview and Insight

    Users generally praise Kubernetes for its user focus, strong API support and the ability to run it on-premises or in the cloud. It also has attracted a large and strong multi-stakeholder community – meaning its growth will remain robust.

    Clearly, Kubernetes has emerged as a powerful tool for deploying, automating, scaling and managing components. The container control tool defines building blocks and uses them to manage activities related to software development. It runs containers at scale and deploy microservices. It is built into Docker and other container tools, services and platforms, including AWS and Azure. The service offers a robust set of APIs that allow it to work with numerous other tools.

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