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"Red Hat Enterprise Linux provides a flexible and stable foundation to support hybrid cloud innovation. Build, deploy and manage applications and critical workloads faster and more efficiently with a consistent experience across physical, virtual, private and public cloud, and edge deployments. Build security and compliance into the infrastructure from the time of development and more easily maintain stability throughout the production life cycle. Operate with complete confidence and trust using a platform that empowers innovation and increases operational efficiency within your organization—no matter where you choose to run.
In this session, we'll give an introduction to enhanced and new features provided with RHEL 9 along the themes of innovation, optimization, protection and trust. "

A Red Hat Enterprise Linux subscription provides a lot more than just access to the operating system and support from Red Hat. This session will demonstrate some of the many security tools and processes which are available "Out of the Box" with a Red Hat Enterprise Linux subscription.

At Red Hat, we see edge computing as an opportunity to extend the open hybrid cloud all the way to the data sources and end users. Edge is a strategy to deliver insights and experiences at the moment they’re needed. But, no one said edge was easy. Managing scads of systems is one of the biggest obstacles in deploying new edge computing workloads. Connected devices are generating huge volumes of data. Organizations are overseeing increasing numbers of computing locations, some with intermittent connectivity and limited physical access. At the same time, privacy and security have never been more urgent.

In this session, we'll give an introduction to new capabilities specifically designed for managing scale and complexity of edge computing using Red Hat Enterprise Linux, and product team members will answer your questions.

Maintaining a secure environment for your enterprise is a key goal for any company yet this task is becoming more complex with increased sophistication of hackers and their attacks—and the added complexity of deployments across hybrid cloud environments. Red Hat Enterprise Linux offers important security-focused features for your critical applications, but how do you manage these features at scale across hybrid cloud environments while minimizing operational overhead? Do you know which of your systems are exposed to high-profile vulnerabilities that pose significant risk to your organization, or where you have gaps in meeting regulatory compliance policies? Red Hat Insights works across Red Hat Enterprise Linux using Ansible playbooks to help address these issues for you in an automated fashion.

Whether you're building your new application to take advantage of the latest container technology or using containers to move your applications to a cloud environment, you can benefit from advice from Red Hat container experts.

In this session, we'll demonstrate cloud-native container tools in Red Hat Enterprise Linux that help you build and run containers using Podman, Buildah, and Skopeo as well as taking advantage of all the developer tools in the latest versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is the foundation for Red Hat's hybrid cloud strategy, opening the path to uniform deployments across on-premise installation, private and public clouds. Migrating from RPM-based distributions like CentOS or Oracle Linux has never been so straightforward using ""convert2rhel"", an automated and easy to use tool that will convert your actual distribution into a fully functional and ready to use Red Hat Enterprise Linux setup.

We will run through the complete migration path, and you will learn how easy it is to migrate your installation and start getting advantage from the amazing features that it brings: Red Hat Insights, Live kernel patching, along with the benefits coming from Red Hat Subscriptions, different levels of support, clear product life cycles, access to all knowledge base resources, errata, and much more.