Okay, we are an innovative IT company, which means we have developers - and these are good developers who are passionate about their work. They also conduct live streaming, and collectively it is called .
Below are just useful links to live events, videos, meetups and technical talks. They are useful in every possible way and will help pass the time while waiting for our next post in the Quarkus series.
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Miracles on bends
Completely free online course – 30 days of video and text content, plus 10 hours of real-life labs
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Linux tips, tricks and how-tos that add up to the cheat codes you need to get started with the Linux operating system
Scott McCarty presents Red Hat Universal Base Images (UBI) by creating a container image in Fedora and then deploying it to Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8. DIY video!
How to create and run containers based on Red Hat Universal Base Images using only a regular user account - no daemon (no daemon), no root (rootless), no fuss (in Meladze's voice) - and Podman.
Fundamentals of our beloved Red Hat Enterprise Linux, using it with tools such as Podman, Buildah and SQL.
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Red Hat OpenShift Container Storage is a storage solution designed specifically for container infrastructures and tightly integrated with the Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform to provide a single management and data access interface.
The Red Hat Learning Subscription (RHLS) is your annual subscription to learning. At the webinar, our architect Pavel Mamontov will show you a live demo of what a subscription looks like and how you can use it, as well as special offers and free courses available to you.
Quarkus is an open source "next-generation Kubernetes-focused Java framework". It provides very fast application loading times and low memory consumption. This makes Quarkus ideal for Java workloads running as microservices on Kubernetes and OpenShift, as well as Java workloads running as serverless functions.
Source: habr.com