Red Hat OpenShift has powerful capabilities in addition to its ability to deploy and manage container workloads smoothly. OpenShift Virtualization highlights the power of Red Hat OpenShift to extend into hosting virtual machine (VM) workloads alongside containers, which reduces the cost of hosting multiple platforms. Organizations are able to benefit from their existing investments in virtualization while taking advantage of the simplicity and speed of a modern application platform. Integrating VMs into the Red Hat OpenShift application infrastructure affords the ability to develop and deploy applications in an environment that offers consistency and is built on open standards.

Event-Driven Ansible is a new paradigm for enterprise automation that supports automatic responses to changing conditions in your environment, based on triggers from observed events within your ecosystem and observability tooling. This drastically reduces response time to a range of needs, such as correcting configuration drift, enhancing service ticket information, performing basic remediation, shutting down IT resources so a security threat can be investigated, creating tickets, performing backups, and more. Increase the speed to resolution, free up time for more strategic tasks, and improve system reliability to enhance your customer’s experience. In this session, we'll walk you through a rulebook that monitors Red Hat Insight’s malware detection and creates a service ticket for investigation.  

Coupled with Trilio for Red Hat OpenShift, and deployed as an operator, using Event-Driven Ansible or Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management to provide policy-driven automated backup and intelligent recovery of VMs helps you protect your workloads anytime, anywhere. Users can migrate VMs with confidence and ensure that critical data and applications are protected against data loss, hardware failures, and cyberattacks. Trilio’s comprehensive backup solution helps organizations recover from unexpected outages or disruptions in less time, minimizing downtime and ensuring business continuity. Additionally, Trilio can also be useful for testing and development purposes, allowing organizations to clone VMs and experiment with new configurations without affecting production environments.