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Red Hat Reports From Its Live Event (Mostly) and New Builds of Fedora 31

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 29th of April 2020 10:11:13 PM Filed under
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  • Talk about physical to virtual translation: Red Hat officially emits OpenShift 4.4, Fedora 32 in online conference

    There are fewer announcements than usual for a Red Hat Summit due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which forced the event to take place online, said CEO Paul Cormier. The software biz has also announced some initiatives aimed at customers struggling during the virus outbreak, including extended life-cycles for some products and free online training.

    There were still a fair number of product launches, many of them centered on OpenShift. Version 4.4 includes the HAProxy 2.0 load balancer for better performance, improved storage management with volume re-size, snapshot and clone, and includes OpenShift Serverless for function-based, event-driven applications.

  • Recapping day one of Red Hat Summit Virtual Experience

    In our first general session, Red Hat president and CEO Paul Cormier talked with Jim Whitehurst, IBM president and former Red Hat CEO and president, about today's environment and how Red Hat and IBM continue to work together.

  • IBM Boosts Security and Productivity with Red Hat OpenShift 4.3 on IBM Cloud

    As more businesses journey to the cloud, they need ways to easily deploy and manage their critical workloads securely across public clouds, private clouds, and on-premises environments.

  • Red Hat OpenShift 4.3 On IBM Cloud Offers New Security Features
  • Save the date for Red Hat Summit 2021

    As we conclude our first ever Red Hat Summit Virtual Experience, it’s time to mark your calendar for next year’s event. We’ll be heading back to Boston from April 13-15, 2021, for Red Hat Summit 2021!

    Join us there at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center where we expect thousands of customers, partners, and technology industry leaders from around the world to come together for a high-energy week of innovation, education and collaboration.

    As the industry's premier enterprise open source technology conference, Red Hat Summit has become a must-attend technology event to experience the latest and greatest in open source innovations that are enabling the future of enterprise technology—from hybrid cloud infrastructure, containers and cloud-native app platforms to management, edge, automation, emerging tech and more. You'll find a replay of this year’s general sessions and more: www.redhat.com/summit.

  • Consuming messages from closest replicas in Apache Kafka 2.4.0 and AMQ Streams

    Thanks to changes in Apache Kafka 2.4.0, consumers are no longer required to connect to a leader replica to consume messages. In this article, I introduce you to Apache Kafka’s new ReplicaSelector interface and its customizable RackAwareReplicaSelector. I’ll briefly explain the benefits of the new rack-aware selector, then show you how to use it to more efficiently balance load across Amazon Web Services (AWS) availability zones.

  • Red Hat Process Automation 7.7 brings updates, fixes, and tech previews

    Red Hat Process Automation Manager (RHPAM) and Red Hat Decision Manager (RHDM) 7.7 bring features for the authoring of processes, rules, testing, execution, and cloud scenarios. Besides these new features, usability, and performance improvements, version 7.7 also brings more than 120 bug fixes. These updates are part of the Middleware Business Automation stack Red Hat released on March 18th.

    Let’s take a look at what’s new.

  • Ben Williams: F31-20200427 updated isos released

    The Fedora Respins SIG is pleased to announce the latest release of Updated F31-20200427 Live ISOs, carrying the 5.6.6-200 kernel.

    This is our final release for Fedora 31.

    This set of updated isos will save considerable amounts of updates after install. ((for new installs.)(New installs of Workstation have about 1GB of updates)).

    A huge thank you goes out to irc nicks dowdle, satellit, Southern-Gentleman for testing these iso.

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