Open Tour Aarhus

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) can help bring consistency to modern private, hybrid and public cloud based application landscapes. This session shows a demo and gives you the foundational insight to how RHEL can help you manage your environment in a consistent manner regardless of where your application is running, when moving to the public cloud.

Fast startup and low memory usage is not just important for an efficient and economically production system. It is also a key ingredient in making Developers productive while writing the application. Come hear the recipe used to bring developer joy and how Quarkus flips around many of the assumptions there exist on how fast or slow(?) Java is.

Get the latest and greatest information from the biggest Open Source event this year, get a sneak peek of what’s coming, presented to you in a high summary of the most important trends and annocements within the Open Source community

Learn how modernizing Java systems and adopting Microsoft Azure can improve financial performance and sustainability goals. Our session covers economic and environmental impact, cost reduction, efficiency improvement, and sustainability target attainment. Prioritize sustainability efforts with Java modernization and Azure adoption, achieving environmental and social responsibility while improving your bottom line.

This session gives you foundational insight to how Ansible can help you when moving to public cloud. Get a demo packed briefing on how Ansible and Ansible Automation Platform can help bring consistency to modern private, hybrid and public cloud based application landscapes.

Explore the concepts of Internal Development Platforms (IDP), Golden Path and Developer Portals in detail. We will discuss how IDP can help organizations achieve faster development cycles, reduce costs, and improve software quality. We will also look at Red Hat’s project Janus. Janus is a Red Hat sponsored community for building Internal Development Platforms and Plugins with backstage.io

How Dynatrace AI detects problems automatically How Dynatrace can help you understand business impact and root cause analysis How to do observability with Kubernetes/Openshift, Azure, AWS and GCP

In this session, we will explore how to expand your developers' toolset while minimizing infrastructure costs. Additionally, we'll discuss how adopting Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) desktop can reduce e-waste by enabling device reuse.

This session is about 1. How we used GitOps and infrastructure-as-code to create an immutable Openshift core infrastructure, 2. How we implemented Advanced Cluster Security, Compliance Operator, File Integrity monitoring and other key components to enable low-maintenance compliance, and 3. How to approach automation of cross-organizational reporting and the key task of empowering audit personnel.

With Red Hat OpenShift 4 on Google Cloud, we now have a stable environment that we spend almost zero time maintaining.

This session will be based on how transformation work in practice - with a focus on where the main pain points are hidden and what can be done to reduce risk and mobilize an organization for change.

Design your integration flows using Camel and JBang for a better developer experience, and make it easily production grade using Quarkus.

Claus Ibsen, Apache Camel lead & Senior Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat