This year’s
Red Hat Summit is going to be hosted in Denver on May 6-9, 2024. Along with Robert Brownlee, Daniel Foley, and Paul Jozwiak I will be on a panel discussing the topic:
Migrating Thousands of Virtual Machines to OpenShift Virtualization at Ally Bank. In this session, we will share insights from a large-scale migration project that is moving virtual machines from VMware to OpenShift Virtualization. We will discuss the reasons for the migration, the architecture and build-up of the OpenShift-based virtualization environment, the migration process, and lessons learned.
The session takes place on May 7, 11:45 a.m - 12:30 p.m in the Colorado Convention Center in Denver. If you happen to be at the session, I would enjoy meeting you.
This year’s
Red Hat Summit is going to be hosted in Boston on May 23-25, 2023. I will be presenting on the topic:
How San Diego Gas & Electric Successfully Migrated to Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS. In this presentation, I will share how I worked with SDG&E to migrate their production workloads from on-premise to the Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS. I will also cover the design and implementation of our disaster recovery strategy.
The session takes place on May 24, 11:30 a.m - 12:15 p.m in the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center in Boston. If you happen to be at the session, I would enjoy meeting you.
Update 06/06/2023: The session recording can be found on
YouTube.
This year’s
Red Hat Summit is going to be hosted in Boston on May 10-11, 2022. I will be co-presenting along with Gregory Brown and Joe Mann on the topic: Extending Your Application Landscape with Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS. We will discuss how we leveraged Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA) to build a modern platform for applications that includes disaster recovery. The session takes place on May 11, 1:00 - 1:45 p.m at the Boston Westin, Seaport District. If you happen to be at the session, I would enjoy meeting you.
Hey what’s up everybody? Welcome to my channel! I launched my new YouTube channel just a week ago. In addition to my blog, YouTube is another media that I am leveraging to discuss technical topics, ideas, and projects that I am working on. Both my blog and the YouTube channel will continue to focus on software that runs on Kubernetes.
Are you considering
Red Hat CodeReady Containers (CRC) for your local OpenShift development? Are you going to install CRC on Linux? In this blog, I am going to walk you through the deployment of CRC on Linux. We will take a closer look at how CRC works and review some of the configuration options. Fasten your seatbelts, the tour begins.
Over the course of this year, I have been working with several development teams that started building applications on OpenShift. My goal was to provide the developers with guidance and best practices that would help them to successfully deploy their applications to production. If you are a developer that builds applications on top of OpenShift, this blog might be of interest to you.
This blog will walk you through the Apache Airflow architecture on OpenShift. We are going to discuss the function of the individual Airflow components and how they can be deployed to OpenShift. This article focuses on the latest Apache Airflow version 1.10.12.
This year’s
Red Hat Summit is not over yet! There is a second batch of sessions that will be released on Wednesday, July 15. I will have a joint presentation with Andrew Baumann, titled: Security and access control for microservices. We will be discussing OAuth 2.0, the Keycloak project, and Open Policy Agent.
More information about the session can be found in the
session catalog.
This blog will cover how to create a CI/CD pipeline that spans multiple OpenShift clusters. It will show an example of a Jenkins-based pipeline, and design a pipeline that uses Tekton.
