Kumpulan Bacaan Unik: Your April 2017 Update

Thursday, 27 April 2017

Your April 2017 Update

What's New?

OpenShift at Red Hat Summit 2017

Red Hat Summit is almost here – May 2-4, 2017 in Boston. There will be 80+ OpenShift-related sessions from 180+ speakers with more than 30 sessions from OpenShift customers. To highlight all OpenShift-related sessions and help you find topics that are most valuable to you, we’ve created summit.openshift.com.

Can't join us in Boston? The general session live stream will be available starting May 2nd. Be on the lookout for OpenShift session recordings after Summit.

OpenShift Container Platform 3.5 General Availability

We're happy to announce the general availability of OpenShift Container Platform 3.5. As always, each and every release of OpenShift comes with enhancements and improvements in user experience, scalability, flexibility, reliability, and performance.

OpenShift Commons Gathering Berlin 2017 Video Recap

On March 28, 2017 in Berlin, 245 members of the global OpenShift community gathered into a sold-out room at the Berlin Congress Centre. There were attendees from over 25 countries and we announced that the OpenShift Commons added its 250th member organization. Check out the presentations & videos from the Berlin event.

Recent Blogs

Containers are Linux

Red Hat has a well-earned reputation as a leader in Linux over the past 15+ years and a proven track record with customers. As more of these customers move from running applications on Linux, to running applications on Linux containers – those same organizations and more are again trusting Red Hat to lead the way.

Kubernetes Services By Example

When explaining Kubernetes to people new in the space, the concept of services is often not well understood. To help you better understand what services are and how you can troubleshoot them, this post walks through a concrete setup and discusses the inner workings of services.

OpenShift Pipelines with Jenkins Blue Ocean

Jenkins Blue Ocean is the new user experience for Jenkins to provide more flexibility for building and interacting with CI/CD pipelines. Using OpenShift certified Jenkins docker image and S2I process for customizing Jenkins, Blue Ocean can easily be enabled on Jenkins on OpenShift.

Managing the Lifecycle of OpenShift Clusters: Vetting OpenShift Installations

This post introduces a tool that was developed by the OpenShift system test team and validated in actual OpenShift customer environments by the Red Hat Consulting team that any OpenShift administrator can utilize to validate the functionality of their own clusters.

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