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Red Hat is pleased to announce it has partnered with edX to deliver free technology training to the public. EdX was founded by MIT and Harvard and is the only leading provider of massive open online courses that is both non-profit and open source.
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With expanded testing locations around the world, Red Hat Individual Exams can help you prove your skills and prepare for a global marketplace. You can take Red Hat certification exams as an individual exam on a secure, personal testing station at a Red Hat or Red Hat partner location.
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You need a consistent way, with best practices, to build, deploy, and manage applications as containers, including one that can automatically scale up or down to handle business demand.
Continue reading “Upcoming Webinar: Developing, deploying, and scaling microservices”
Red Hat believes in celebrating the power and contributions that IT professionals make to open source technologies. For IT professionals, attention on the job is often a sign that something has gone wrong. When things are going right no one thinks about system administrators.
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Failure to Iterate
The technology itself is changing and evolving rapidly. The inability to quickly iterate and consume changes in the products and tooling can put you far behind recent features and potentially cause a lot more rework or re-invention of features already in development. If you try to solve for everything on day one, the time it takes often can put you several versions behind and also could result in solving for scenarios that aren’t necessary at that moment, on both the Infrastructure and the development side.
Continue reading “Pitfalls and Successes in Operational and Cultural Change when Adopting Container Platforms”
The Red Hat curriculum and certification team have been busy preparing for Red Hat Summit. We hope that you will plan to join us for as many of the training and certification activities as possible! The team will be located in the Partner Pavilion of the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. Here are a few activities that we wanted to highlight so you can put them on your schedule:
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Rest Services are becoming increasingly popular for connecting devices to the cloud as well as systems to each other. Do you want to get a Rest endpoint up quickly with minimal dependencies and a light footprint? Using the Camel Rest DSL requires minimal code for maximum result. Someone that knows the Rest DSL can set up a new project with a rest service very quickly.
Continue reading “The Camel Rest DSL, Red Hat Summit 2017”
