Red Hat with its Linux distribution, container environments and Ansible managementframework is one of the fastest growing software infrastructure solutions in the world. In this episode we invite Eric Herzog, CMO at Infinidat, to discuss how they have been incorporating compatibility and optimization in Red Hat environments for several years.

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Critical Nature of Storage to Your Container and Red Hat Environments

The trend of Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) and GitOps continues to gain momentum with DevOps and cloud teams as a way to achieve complete operational control of infrastructure. As teams codify infrastructure using IaC tools like Terraform, Helm, and YAML, it can be easy to overlook misconfigurations and security gaps that can leave you exposed to risk. Using a policy-as-code approach, you can ensure security and compliance within your IaC and across your pipeline – from source to production. In this podcast, you’ll hear from Maor Goldberg, VP of Security Product Management at Sysdig who brings a wealth of cybersecurity experience having led large-scale, high-demanding security, identity, and networking projects and companies. Join us to learn about the challenges and opportunities of securing IaC for cloud, Kubernetes, and OpenShift.

Tech Talk with Sysdig: Securing your software IaC supply chain

The rise of microservices, DevOps, and global applications is putting pressure ontraditional systems of record. Modern transactional applications need databases that can deliver continuous availability, on-demand scale, and geo-distribution without sacrificing ACID guarantees or RDBMS features. These databases should run where the applications are and enable developers to deliver new capabilities quickly.Join Yugabyte’s Tim Faulkes and our host for a conversation about the design of high-performance distributed SQL databases, and real-world use cases driving the adoption of distributed SQL databases.

The Cloud Native Database for Modern Transactional Applications Featuring: YugabyteDB

Today’s container technologies, kubernetes being the leader here, focus on CPU &memory as the primary resources when scheduling and managing applications in a distributedenvironment. But they tend to ignore the impact of storage and network I/O resources today’s containerized applications need. Diamanti considered management of storage and network resources as the first-degree problem under this new paradigm. Gopal Sharma, co-founder and CTO of Diamanti, shares the origin of this thought process and how it is changing the way enterprises are relying on Diamanti to provide the right infrastructure to take their applications from dev to production.

What’s in a name: Evolution of Diamanti

Monday morning special! Take a break from tech with this conversation on working remote. According to GitLab’s 2021 Remote Work Report, 82% of respondents agreed that remote work is the future of work, with nearly as many 80% saying that they would recommend working remotely to a friend. This shows us that the way we work is leading towards remote with many praising its benefits.Both RedHat and GitLab are known for their Remote Culture and its flexibility, providing employees the ability to work a sync and handle their personal needs first. This has brought tremendous benefits and enables a culture of family and friends first. In this episode we will speak about our experiences with remote work and how it has affected our lives.

Ditching the Commute - Life in the Remote World

Kubernetes adoption and use is gaining traction for all types of services and applications, but for many the database still runs off to one side. In fact, a recent survey conducted by Cockroach Labs and Red Hat shows that 94% of organizations are using Kubernetes in production today -- and that the number one priority they named is architecting for data-intensive workloads.Please join us for this insightful session, where we will help you gauge your maturity against some of your peers and help identify the trends and approaches organizations are facing with K8s and how to use it for transactional, data intensive workloads.Click here to read the full report.

Kubernetes Adoption Trends: What Workloads Really Tell Us

Today’s container technologies, focus on CPU and memory as the primary resources when scheduling and managing applications in a distributed environment, but they tend to ignore the impact of storage and network I/O resources on containerized applications. Diamanti considered management of storage and network resources as the first-degree problem under this new paradigm. Abhay Singh and Naveen Seth, founding engineers at Diamanti, take a deep dive into the vision and the challenges that shaped their solution to this issue. 

From Edge to Cloud, a Comprehensive & Complete K8s platform Featuring: Diamanti

NGINX is not only the most widely web server on the internet, but it’s also the mostcommonly used data plane for Ingress controllers. In this episode we’ll discuss how NGINX’s microservices technologies – which include an Ingress controller, WAF, and service  mesh – add value to OpenShift deployments by giving developers and platform ops teams control of the application data plane.

NGINX and OpenShift: Moving from Test to Production

Kubernetes delivers the greatest flexibility and agility of any infrastructure, but with it comes a level of complexity that makes it impossible to manage manually at scale. Andrew Hillier, co-founder and CTO of Densify, will discuss the latest thinking around capacity operation and how to best handle capacity management for these environments.

What’s new in the container infrastructure resource management space?

Innovation is the goal of every organization today.  Whether it is for growth, gaining competitive advantage or just improving the way they do business, it always points back to innovation.  The challenge many organizations face when trying to innovate is integration to the siloed legacy systems which are difficult to interact with and certainly not designed to interface with modern systems.  So, many customers we speak with have a wealth of Information locked into their legacy mainframe systems, with no easy way to access it, nor any easy way to adapt to changes quickly once they do.  ​In this tech talk we will explore the challenges to innovation when legacy systems are involved, what we have learned from our customers, and some real live case studies highlighting successful innovation stories involving legacy systems.  We will also discuss how these innovations play into the Red Hat OpenShift framework.

Tech talk Tuesday: Adaptigent

Adaptigent delivers future-proof solutions that turn yesterday’s legacy systems into tomorrow’s leading-edge applications, in a fraction of the time and cost that system modernization usually requires.  With over 30 years’ of industry experience, they have helped over 2,500 organizations across the globe improve their operational efficiency and customer experience.  Adaptigent has served an impressive roster of large companies across a variety of industries including banking, insurance, transportation, logistics, and manufacturing, facing many challenges along the way.  In this podcast, you’ll hear from Adaptigent’s Lead Solution Engineer, Dusty Rivers, on the fascinating details behind some of their most interesting and compelling customer stories. 

War Story Wednesday: Adaptigent

GT Software is now Adaptigent™ but the change is more than just skin-deep.  Adaptigent empowers organizations to unlock the potential of their core systems to enable enterprise-level innovation. Their application, led by the Adaptive Integration Fabric, help IT organizations provide real-time, business-ready results by creating a dynamic, no-code layer that allows modern applications to access the full treasure trove of data trapped on legacy systems. With  decades of digital transformation expertise, it is trusted by many of the world’s largest companies to accelerate their digital transformation efforts.  In this 3 part partner spotlight podcast, learn about Adaptigent’s history, offerings, and the market trends driving the recent rebranding.

What's in a name: Adaptigent's Story

Over the past few decades, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) has grown – both in use cases it enables and the overall footprint within our digital lives. As a result, certificates are everywhere. What has been used to secure websites, networks, and VPNs, has evolved to meet the demands of newer use cases like IoT and containerization. It‘s these new use cases that are driving increased adoption. But they’re also adding to the complexity and increased demand on security environments. In the world of DevOps, automation is a survival strategy, and security is a necessity, creating the need for a secure automation platform as a part of the software developer’s tool set. This is where Entrust CA Gateway Ansible Module can help: not just by issuing strong identities but also having the ability to manage them and renew them in an automated way.In this podcast, learn about the Ansible playbooks that can help you implement certificate-based security within your DevOps automation journey and how it makes security seamless for developers supporting the fast-paced DevOps environments, so you don’t have to build the security pieces yourself.

Using Ansible playbooks to automate more than just certificate issuance

For more than 50 years, organizations around the world have trusted Entrust to help protecttheir sensitive data and applications. On this episode, Peter Galvin, Chief Strategy & Marketing Officer of Digital Security Solutions at Entrust, discusses the company’s evolution from its early days focused on physical security to its presence today as a global security leader. Peter will also talk about how the 10+ year relationship between Entrust and Red Hat continues to strengthen and evolve as both companies strive to enable their customers’ hybrid cloud strategies.

What’s in a name: The evolution of Entrust

The current state of applications is growing increasingly complex with distributed microservices, multi cloud networks, and rapid development and deployment practices. This makes troubleshooting and securing those applications much more difficult. However, there is a solution and that is data! Traditional troubleshooting and security relied on collecting signals in production environments, however collecting data from the development lifecycle and the tools relied upon to deliver code to the cloud will help catch potential attack vectors earlier and reduce the effort to resolve them. 

Security Month: Troubleshoot and Secure Applications with Data! Featuring Splunk

Red Hat's software partners discussing topics such as application modernization, cloud-native development, workload security in the cloud and partnering with Red Hat.

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