Containers are a more lightweight and portable option compared to virtual machines. Allowing our development teams to move fast, deploy software efficiently, and operate at an unprecedented scale. Red Hat provides the leading enterprise container platform to implement fully orchestrated multi-container applications. Through streamlined workflows and validated integrations, Red Hat OpenShift enables efficient application development and deployment.
This workshop is intended to give you a hands-on introduction to OpenShift from the perspective of a developer. It will guide you through the process of building and deploying an application with a data backend and a web frontend. Being designed for beginners, this workshop requires no prior container or OpenShift experience and does not involve any programming.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
Additional topics may also be covered relevant to the specific programming language used by the applications being deployed
There are 4 programming language variants that can be selected during the workshop:
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
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9.30 - 10.00 | Registration and coffee |
10.00 - 10.20 | Welcome and introductions |
10.20 - 12.30 | Workshop underway |
12.30 - 1.30 | Lunch break |
1.30 - 3.00 | Workshop continues |
3.00 - 3.30 | Wrap up |
Mark Roberts is a Red Hat Senior Solution Architect focusing on the transformation of development and runtime platforms as customers transition to microservice-based applications operating on Red Hat OpenShift.
Mark is a software developer at heart with experience of Java, NodeJS, C, C++, PERL, Fortran, and machine code and has experience of web applications, desktop applications and safety-critical real-time embedded systems. Mark spent many years working in pre-sales roles covering deployment automation, software development lifecycles, and configuration and change management.
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Location:
Red Hat UK Ltd, Peninsular House
30 Monument Street
EC3R 8NB London, United Kingdom
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