Clear the fog of the cyberwar and see through the unknown on your computer with Aronetics in Red Hat Enterprise Linux and learn a new level of relaxation and security. 

As companies continue to embrace containers and Kubernetes at a rapid pace, there’s a growing need to address security. Security is one of the major concerns with container and Kubernetes adoption. Security issues continue to cause delays in deploying containerized applications into production. Therefore, security needs to be “baked in” to DevOps workflows. The only way to do this is to form a tighter relationship between Security and DevOps teams and learn how to harmonize their tooling and processes to run fast in a DevOps-driven world. During this podcast, we’ll discuss several ways the Security and DevOps teams can work in glorious harmony to achieve secure container and Kubernetes nirvana with David Stevens Chief Solutions Evangelist & Architect at Entrust.

Enterprise IT Leaders are working to figure out what Cloud Native means to their
organizations and how to get there. Many leaders are looking out over a chasm, a gulf between what their organization looks like now and a distant “destination” that isn’t distinctly clear.  How do you build for the future, without throwing out all the applications and infrastructure you’ve already invested in, the very systems that are, in many cases supporting your business? How do you cut through all the hype and “Irrational Exuberance,” and craft an executable plan to take your organization into the Cloud Era? That’s likely going to involve running your legacy applications alongside your new cloud apps, let’s talk about how that can be done at scale and with cloud agility & economics.

A basic introduction to the Elixir programming language and its ecosystem from a developer who has spent the last five writing and deploying modern applications in it. If you've never heard of Elixir, it is a dynamic, functional language that has seen strong uptake in the web development with additional competencies in IoT and recently machine learning.

In the last episode we learned about Backstage, an open platform for building developer portals, and how it has evolved into a global open source community since Spotify released it in 2020. Now, let’s take a look at who uses Backstage in the wild, common use cases, and where the project is headed in the future. 

It seems like everyone is moving to modern application architectures. What modern means can vary from person to person, but you safely assume it is going to involve cloud-native, and kubernetes. While there are many upsides to these architecturers, they do add a new level of complication to observability and troubleshooting.  With constantly changing and evolving applications, you need to approch troubleshooting differently.

In this episode we discuss the impacts of some of the latest vulnerabilities and how Dynatrace can help prevent the exploits of such vulnerabilities. We will also cover general trends in cyber defense, and why it is harder to defend than attack and what role does AI play in modern cyber security.

Spotify’s mission is to unlock the power of human creativity by creating
opportunities for artists and fans alike. And underpinning that mission
are thousands of developers managing tens of thousands of software
components. So add unlocking developer creativity to that list —
streamlining their workflows, making it easier to share knowledge, and
getting the messy parts of infrastructure out of their way.
In this episode, we’ll go behind the scenes of Spotify to learn about
how Spotify exports their internal engineering culture to a global
community with an open source project called Backstage.

LINBIT SDS is a software-defined storage, that perfectly fits with Red Hat's OpenShift. It provides persistent volumes, exposed through the CSI interface. You can use it to build out of internal storage devices the persistent volumes for your cloud-native container workload.

While it was initially designed for the on-prem data center, it is also a fit for multi-cloud and edge deployments. It is a good fit for IO demanding workloads, like OLTP and OLAP databases, message queuing, and AI.

Check out the webinar below for indepth information on Linbit and Red Hat !
https://linbit.com/storageday-openshift/

Learn about retaining control of your security controls to take action against unknown future events. Join John Aron again with the discussion from Aronetics where we understand more of the cybersecurity battle.