Middleware Automation using Ansible

Even as the adoption of solutions, such as containers and serverless, continues to rise, middleware based applications have been and will continue to be the cornerstone of many organizations. A common trait of these Middleware servers is that they can require a large amount of effort in order to properly configure them for operational use. But, how do you ensure they are uniformly configured across a fleet of instances? Are the configurations today the same as they were yesterday? These common challenges facing infrastructure and development teams can all be solved using Red Hat® Ansible®!

In this session, attendees will learn about the common challenges faced when running enterprise middleware servers and applications at scale and how the Ansible Middleware project can simplify how instances are provisioned and managed. In addition, an interactive demonstration with assets from the Ansible Middleware project will be shown which can be reused and extended to suit a variety of target environments, including Linux®, Mac and Windows within on-premise data centers or in the cloud.

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 holiday season session. 

Holiday Virtual Learning Lounge details

Time: 3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. EST

Date: December 3, 2020

Any questions? Please email kmcgolpi@redhat.com

Our event will feature a very special Red Hat expert, Andrew Block. 

Andrew Block is a Distinguished Architect at Red Hat who guides organizations on adopting container solutions and microservices architectures using automation principles across an array of deployment targets. As the author of the "Application Release Strategies with OpenShift®", he preaches the importance of Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery methodologies with an emphasis on security to develop and deploy software faster. Andrew also serves as a manager of the Container Community of Practice within Red Hat which aims to foster awareness around the container ecosystem.