What’s new in Red Hat OpenStack Platform 16.1

Join us for an exclusive “What’s new in Red Hat® OpenStack® Platform 16.1 and beyond” virtual seminar, roundtable discussion, and networking happy hour with your industry peers.

As networks scale to meet ever-increasing customer demands, the need for uptime becomes an even higher priority. In Red Hat OpenStack Platform 16, the platform’s life-cycle has been aligned with that of the underlying Red Hat Enterprise Linux® operating system and is the first long life release to be powered by the latest Red Hat Enterprise Linux - version 8. With these in sync, the entire private cloud platform allows IT to make long term planning more accurate as it requires fewer updates and therefore reducing resources and costs associated with testing and certifying multiple deployments. With Red Hat OpenStack Platform 16, IT can put more resources towards delivering innovation back to the business and thanks to the long lifecycle of Red Hat Enterprise Linux itself, customers can run the same version for up to 5 years while still benefiting from innovative new features being developed in future community releases.

Red Hat OpenStack Platform 16 brings the best of versions Red Hat OpenStack 14, 15 and the community releases of Rocky, Stein and Train – including Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 support – into a single, long life version. With over a thousand enhancements and new features lay the foundation for multiple workloads ranging from cloud-native applications to NFV to AI/ML and more as Red Hat continues to deliver an upstream-first model of innovation.

Discussion points to be covered will include: 

• What’s new in Red Hat OpenStack Platform (RHOSP) 16.1
• RHOSP 16.1 Features
• RHOSP Roadmap
• RHOSP Lifecycle
• OpenShift 4 on RHOSP 16.1 

Register today and we will ship you a complimentary happy hour basket of your choice to enjoy while you learn, relax and socialize with your peers during this special session. 

Virtual lounge details

Time: 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. ET

Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2020

Any questions? Please email kmcgolpi@redhat.com