Developing and modernizing applications
with Red Hat OpenShift
[Operations Track]

The Modern application development roadshow is a unique, hands-on experience that showcases how organizations rely on Red Hat^® OpenShift^® and related offerings to develop and modernize applications on a hybrid cloud platform. A single-day experience, the roadshow caters to operations practitioners with tailored hands-on labs that explore modern tooling, techniques, and architectures.

This event consists of a modular agenda providing value to individuals across a wide range of roles and maturity levels with Red Hat OpenShift.

What you’ll learn and experience:

• How to apply the fundamentals of operating OpenShift clusters: Application Storage, Application Networking, Authentication
• Design and build environments for developers
• How to deploy and manage multiple clusters with advanced cluster management
• Implement governance policies across multiple clusters
• Discover security vulnerabilities across multi-cluster deployment
• Enforce security policies to keep malicious applications from being run

Who should attend:

• Infrastructure architects, Infrastructure specialists
• Enterprise architects
• IT Operations Leader
• IT Security Practitioners / Compliance Auditors
• Network Administrators, Network architects
• System Administrators

Know before you go

Infrastructure- and operations-focused participants should have knowledge of systems administration, storage, and operations with these suggested tools or skills:

• Competency on the Linux^® command line.
• A general understanding of Linux containers (e.g., Docker, CRI-O, etc.).
• A general understanding of authentication (e.g., LDAP/AD).
• A laptop computer running Windows, MacOS, or Linux with the Firefox or Chrome web browser.

Note:
Red Hat is committed to the health and safety of our customers, partners, and employees. All attendees will be expected to follow Red Hat and local guidelines regarding COVID-19. Please do not attend if you are feeling ill or have any symptoms of a viral infection. Please note that all protocols are subject to change.