End-to-End Visibility and Control for your Kubernetes Clusters

In today's open hybrid datacenter, applications are moving from a monolithic to a cloud-native approach that leverages Kubernetes. These modern applications may have components that span multiple clusters and multiple cloud providers. In addition, new clusters are being added for specific purposes like edge deployments and reduced latency. This "Cluster Sprawl" introduces several new management issues. For example;

How can I manage the lifecycle of multiple clusters regardless of where they reside (on-premise or across public clouds) using a single control plane?

How do I get a simplified understanding of my cluster health and the impact it may have on my application availability?

During our event you'll learn to address these management concerns and numerous others with Red Hat® Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes. It offers end-to-end management visibility and control to manage your cluster and application life cycle, along with security and compliance of your entire Kubernetes domain across multiple datacenters and public clouds.

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 session.

Learning Lounge details

Time: 3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. ET

Date: Tuesday, February 9, 2021

Questions? Email Kellee McGolpin (kmcgolpi@redhat.com)

Please note that happy hour baskets may only be shipped to customers in the United States where the states permit alcohol shipments. 

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Speaker

Jimmy is an experienced leader across internal organizations and has a track record of successfully being a source of knowledge on cross-pollination across Product Management, Sales, Services, Support, and Education teams. With over 20 years of experience in working within the technology industry, Jimmy has earned roles that have consistently increased in responsibility. These roles include Systems Administrator, Pre-sales, and Technical Marketing. Jimmy Is currently the Principal Product Marketing Manager for Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes. He focuses most of his time on gathering feedback for improving the product as well as creating reusable content that can be consumed by many organizations across the company--attempting to decrease duplicated effort across silos.

 

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