Enterprise-ready Kubernetes, delivered in AWS

Delivering and managing modern applications presents a complex set of challenges. Join us for a complimentary workshop on how to adopt and maintain applications that are built to be scalable and resilient in the world’s leading cloud platform, AWS.

Containers provide a unique opportunity to create a new type of architecture that brings speed and security in new ways to the enterprise. Traditional development and management perspectives struggle to address contemporary architectures. This, combined with a lack of skills in the marketplace, have created new risks and operational headaches for IT professionals.

Get hands-on with this jointly-developed and maintained ecosystem, ask questions, follow along with the demo and create your project in the console to get a feel for how a properly robust platform will streamline the work of your teams. Get all the benefits of Site Reliability Engineering run jointly by AWS and Red Hat with no risk.

This workshop will cover:

• Get an introduction and overview to Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS
• Deploy a node.js based application via S2I and Kubernetes Deployment objects
• Explore networking within Kubernetes and applications
• Gain familiarization with OpenShift and Kubernetes functionality via a deployed app on Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS

If you’re a system architect, developer, or operations engineer who wants to learn more about putting containers to work for you, register now!

Date: Thursday 11 May 2023 | 10.00 am to 02.00 pm AEST

Who: This 4-hour, live online workshop is ideal for developers, architects and operations engineers who need a flexible and proven platform to build, deploy and scale applications. To make the most of your time, we’ve limited the number of participants in this session.

Prerequisites:

• Access to an AWS subscription and Red Hat OpenShift on AWS environment which will be provided during the lab. You will receive access at the beginning of the workshop.
• A personal GitHub account. You can sign up for free here.
• Ability to make an SSH connection to our labs. This can be done natively with a Mac or Linux machine or with the optional OpenSSH client or other third-party software on a Windows 10 or later machine. The SSH connection will be to a cloud hosted machine, so ensure that VPNs or proxies on your device do not restrict this connection.

Get experience and an informed view of Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS. Confirm your spot in this limited attendance workshop. Register today to save your seat.

If you have any questions about this event, please contact Rebecca Innes at rinnes@redhat.com.