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OpenShift 4.2: Declarative Dynamic UI for your Operator
When building a Kubernetes-native application, CustomResourceDefinitions (CRD) are the primary way to extend the Kubernetes API with custom resources. This post will cover generating a creation form...
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OpenShift 4.2: New YAML Editor
Through our built-in YAML editor, users can create and edit resources right in the Red Hat OpenShift Web Console UI. In the latest release, we’ve upgraded our editor to include language server support....
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OpenShift 4.2: The New Cluster Overview Dashboard
Red Hat OpenShift 4.2 is a significant release that brings a number of great enhancements to the Web Console UI, but you’ll notice one of the biggest changes as soon as you log in. The Cluster Overview...
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OpenShift 4.2: Expanded Tools and Services for Developers
With the release of Red Hat OpenShift 4.2, developers have a lot to be excited about. New developer-facing tools and enhancements in Red Hat OpenShift 4.2 help improve the developer experience,...
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Introducing OpenShift Container Storage 4.2
Red Hat OpenShift Container Storage is software-defined storage integrated with and optimized for Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform. It runs anywhere OpenShift does: on-premise or in the public...
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Creating a GPU-enabled node with OpenShift 4.2 in Amazon EC2
OpenShift Container Platform 4 uses the Machine API operator to fully automate infrastructure provisioning. The Machine API provides full stack infrastructure automation on public or private clouds....
View ArticleA PodPreset Based Webhook Admission Controller
One of the fundamental principles of cloud native applications is the ability to consume assets that are externalized from the application itself during runtime. This feature affords portability across...
View ArticleBuilding Cloud Native Apps that Scale with NuoDB on OpenShift – OpenShift...
In this briefing, Joe Leslie, Senior Product Manager for NuoDB and Tom Gates (lead Operator developer) gives us an update/overview on Nuodb’s recently developed NuoDB Operator for OpenShift...
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Installing Service Mesh is Only the Beginning
A microservice architecture breaks up the monolith application into many smaller pieces and introduces new communication patterns between services like fault tolerance and dynamic routing.One of the...
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Recap: OpenShift Commons Gathering on AI and ML – San Francisco [Slides and...
It’s A Wrap! OpenShift Commons Gathering on AI and Machine Learning took place on Oct 28th in San Francisco co-located with ODCS/West The OpenShift Commons Gathering on AI & ML at ODCS/West...
View ArticleAnsible Operators October 2019 Update
During this month’s Operator Framework SIG Meeting, I presented an update on the latest happenings with Ansible Operators (slides here). I touched on a few topics that I wanted to share with the...
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Microsoft SQL Server 2019 Takes Full Advantage of OpenShift and Linux Containers
If you’re an old school computer user, you could be forgiven for thinking it crazy that Microsoft SQL Server runs on Linux. Since the 2017 release of that enterprise database, Red Hat Enterprise Linux...
View ArticleRed Hat OpenShift or Red Hat OpenStack Platform: When to use What and Why?
Our original article about the differences between Red Hat OpenShift and Red Hat OpenStack Platform still gets a lot of Web traffic, despite it being seven years old. We thought it was time to revisit...
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OpenShift 4.2 vSphere Install Quickstart
OpenShift 4.2 vSphere Install Quickstart In this blog we will go over how to get you up and running with an OpenShift 4.2 install on VMware vSphere. There are many methods to work with vSphere that...
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Why Use Containers, Kubernetes, and OpenShift for AI/ML Workloads?
Containers and Kubernetes are proving to be very valuable in helping accelerate Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) lifecycle for organizations worldwide. ExxonMobil, BMW,...
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Migrating your applications to OpenShift 4
If you’re looking for a path to upgrade your Red Hat OpenShift 3.7+ cluster to OpenShift 4.2, you’re in luck. The Cluster Application Migration tool (CAM) was built to migrate stateful and stateless...
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Come See Us at KubeCon San Diego!
We’ve compiled all of the information you need to find us at KubeCon San Diego, November 18 through 21. Talks by Red Hatters coming up at this giant event will focus on topics like KubeVirt, CRI-O,...
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How Boston Children’s Hospital Augments Doctors Cognition with Red Hat OpenShift
Software can be an enabler for healers. At Red Hat, we’ve seen this first hand from customers like Boston Children’s Hospital. That venerable infirmary is using Red Hat OpenShift and Linux containers...
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OpenShift 4.2 vSphere Install with Static IPs
In my previous blog I went over how to install OpenShift 4.2 on VMware vSphere 6.7 using DHCP. Using DHCP with address reservation via MAC address filtering is a common way of ensuring network...
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Federated Prometheus with Thanos Receive
OpenShift Container Platform 4 comes with a Prometheus monitoring stack preconfigured. This stack is in charge of getting cluster metrics to ensure everything is working seamlessly, so cool, isn’t it?...
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