Performance monitoring in a container & microservices world is very different from monitoring a traditional environment. While OpenShift makes it easier to launch and run Kubernetes, the ephemeral nature of Kubernetes-based workflows means you need advanced monitoring at the cluster, node, pod, container, and application levels. 

Join New Relic’s Principal Product Manager, JF Joly as he shares stories about what it really takes to monitor Kubernetes based on firsthand experiences from hundreds of New Relic customers. In this podcast, JF will discuss how critical monitoring and observability are for successfully running Kubernetes and how teams can use New Relic to observe and monitor the performance and dependencies in their OpenShift environment.

With the explosion of open source usage, distributed applications, and containers, modern development teams are increasingly empowered to own the security of their application.

Join Udi Nachmany, VP Alliances at Snyk, to hear how his company helps organizations use open source and stay secure in these fast-moving environments. This episode will provide context into unique security challenges with third-party code; an overview of trade-offs involved in testing security across the SDLC; and strategies to achieve true shift-left (i.e. dev-first) security.

Kubernetes promises to bring a new scalable architecture to the data center, be it on prem, hosted or in the cloud. This fluidity of application development and hosting from your laptop to the cloud in a consistent protected environment is fueling the rapid uptake of Kubernetes across all computing segments and industries. And yet we are still basically seeing the beginning of the adoption curve. Whenever a technology disruption occurs like the one presented by Kubernetes, we ask ourselves "What is different? And what remains the same?" For the latter question, just as it was with the prior disruption of virtualization, the applications themselves remained the critical piece to get right and optimize.

So, what is Kubernetes providing applications? And what things will remain a challenge as people move towards a Kubernetes dominated world? Join DriveScale's Brian Pawlowski as we discuss these topics.

Data is sticky and managing it in this new cloud and mobile world is a challenge. The solutions out there vary widely but there are not many that are truly comprehensive.

Join Matt Ingenthron, Senior Director of Engineering, to hear about how Couchbase enables data management in this era of digital transformation.  Couchbase has been at the forefront of this transition with their Enterprise Class, Multi-Cloud to Edge NoSQL Database.  Matt will describe how Couchbase improves agility of development, performance of applications and dramatically simplifies management.

F5 has partnered closely with the Red Hat's OpenShift team to enhance and expand container deployments across clusters as well as hybrid cloud platform environments. These efforts have helped to accelerate cluster usage in the multi-cloud environment.

Click here to see what F5 has to offer on the OpenShift Platform. 

Join us as we discuss trends in the container space with Ilan Robinovitch, VP of Product at Datadog. Kubernetes is gaining popularity for orchestrating containers in the cloud, and it's important to understand how enterprise customers are perceiving the reliability of this platform in a production environment.

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Join us on this episode of the Red Hat X podcast series as we discuss how businesses can use distributed application architecture for building modern, cloud native applications using Lightbend and Red Hat.