Hybrid cloud blog

May 26, 2023

Scaling Model Serving with Red Hat OpenShift Data Science

Figure 1. Model Serving in Red Hat OpenShift Data Science In order to gather insights from vast amounts of customer data and drive business needs, organizations need to build ...

Prasanth Anbalagan

May 26, 2023

Storage class improvements in Red Hat OpenShift 4.13

Storage classes are a key aspect of Kubernetes storage user experience. They make dynamic storage provisioning possible, and they allow administrators to abstract storage consumption by exposing ...

Gregory Charot

May 25, 2023

Cgroup v2 goes GA in OpenShift 4.13

We are happy to announce that cgroup v2 is GA in OpenShift 4.13. It is not the default but can be picked at cluster installation time. See the OpenShift documentation to understand how to enable it ...

Gaurav Singh and Mrunal Patel

May 25, 2023

Installing OpenShift in VMware vSphere Zones

Imagine you're responsible for maintaining an OpenShift cluster on a VMware vSphere environment. Suddenly, some of your VMware ESXi hypervisors fail, and your entire cluster goes down. The downtime ...

Ramon Acedo Rodriguez

May 25, 2023

Introducing Red Hat Enterprise Linux CoreOS Layering

We’re on a journey - with you In OpenShift 4.13 we’ll be supporting customization of the RHEL CoreOS (RHCOS) image. That includes things like third party agent software and even out-of-box kernel ...

Mark Russell and Colin Walters

May 24, 2023

What’s new in Red Hat OpenShift Monitoring 4.13, Logging 5.7, and Distributed Tracing 2.8?

By The Five Pillars of Red Hat OpenShift Observability As stated in our previous blog, we aim to offer a consistent and simplified Observability experience for all environments, including cloud, ...

Roger Floren, Jamie Parker, Vanessa Martini and Jose Gomez-Selles

May 24, 2023

Simplify your Application Development with OpenShift Serverless

Introduction In today's fast-paced business environment, efficient and agile application development is critical for success. One tool that can help achieve this is OpenShift Serverless. In this ...

Naina Singh

May 23, 2023

Everything you need to know about Red Hat OpenShift 4.13

Red Hat OpenShift 4.13, based on Kubernetes 1.26 and Crio 1.26 focused on three core themes to accelerate modern application development and delivery anywhere: enhanced security, hybrid cloud ...

Ju Lim

May 23, 2023

The cert-manager Operator is now generally available in OpenShift

As the number of cloud-native workloads and applications increases, managing Transport Layer Security (TLS) certificates for each application can become daunting. Given that security is rightfully ...

Heather Heffner, Anjali Telang and Ajmal Kohgadai

May 23, 2023

Announcing Limited Availability of Advanced Cluster Security Cloud Service

Container and Kubernetes adoption brings the promise of faster application development and delivery at larger scales. Protecting cloud-native applications can require significant changes in how ...

Ajmal Kohgadai

May 22, 2023

Deploying Zettaset XCrypt product suite to Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS by using Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes governance policies

This blog was written in collaboration with Maksim Yankovskiy, CTO and vice president of engineering at Zettaset. Accelerated by digital transformation and emphasized by an increasing number of ...

Gus Parvin and Oliver Fischer

May 22, 2023

SAS Viya on Red Hat OpenShift – Part 2: Security and Storage Considerations

This blog was written with the help of Hans-Joachim Edert, Advisory Business Solutions Manager (SAS Institute) Welcome back to this 2nd part of our blog where we want to share some basic technical ...

Patrick Farley