OVERVIEW
In today’s business landscape, developer productivity is increasingly being seen as a driver of competitive advantage. However, with increasingly complex environments and an ever-growing set of tooling and technologies, developers may only spend as little as 52 minutes a day coding [1].
Further, the security risks with software are ever growing with over half a million malicious packages logged in 2024 alone [2]. Combine this with keeping up with the AI boom and you get a significantly increased cognitive load on developers. All these factors are resulting in a detrimental impact on business outcomes.
To address these challenges, organisations are embracing Platform Engineering practices, including Internal Developer Portals (IDPs) and Trusted Software Supply Chains, as a way to create fast, secure, and streamlined development workflows. Join us to explore how Red Hat’s Advanced Developer Suite (RHADS), featuring Red Hat Developer Hub (RHDH), Red Hat Trusted Artifact Signer (RHTAS) and Red Hat Trusted Profile Analyzer (RHTPA), empowers teams to deliver high-quality software faster - without compromising security.
This webinar showcases how Red Hat’s tooling supports the various roles throughout the software delivery lifecycle:
- Developers with self-service templates that accelerate project onboarding and enforce best practices
- Quality Engineering teams through enhanced visibility, automation, and standardised workflows
- Security and platform engineers by embedding trust and compliance across the entire software supply chain
From onboarding to production deployments, you’ll see how to adopt platform engineering best practices that empower innovation without compromising security.
Join our Red Hat experts as we take in the viewpoints of developers, QA engineers and security teams to cover:
✅ Why platform engineering is becoming the de facto standard for implementing DevSecOps practices at scale
✅ How platform engineers alongside security teams can support developers and QA engineers in delivering better software faster and more securely
✅ How an Internal Developer Portal (IDP), automated code-signing and security scanning combine to create a Trusted Software Supply Chain
✅ Showcase Red Hat’s solutions in action - from the differing points of view of developers, QA engineers and security teams
From this session you will gain an understanding of how to implement platform engineering best practices in your organisation and where Red Hat's solutions can support your development, QA, security and platform teams.
[1] Global Code Time Report - Understanding engineering friction, productivity, and flow, 2024
[2] Sonatype Reports 156% Increase in OSS Malicious Packages - Infosecurity Magazine, October 2024
Questions? Please reach out to Richard Zaw.
Paul Whiten
Cloud Services Advocate, Red Hat
Paul helps customers focus on delivering better software more efficiently through the adoption of Red Hat Cloud Services application platforms. He is responsible for the go-to-market strategy, product-market fit, and joint sales execution between Red Hat and Red Hat’s greater partner ecosystem across the Asia Pacific (APAC) region.
Paul has more than 20 years in the technology industry, with the last 12 years working in regional business development positions focusing on the enterprise market with HP, HPE, and Micro Focus. His experience spans numerous roles covering the application delivery lifecycle — from quality assurance to life cycle management to implementing agile and DevOps capabilities.
Ramy El Essawy
Principal Specialist Solutions Architect, Red Hat
Ramy is a veteran software engineer, with a lifetime involvement in software development. During his career he has been involved in the development of various exciting projects like telecom billing & rating systems. Before he joined the world of Open Source Software, he spent 10 years in the telecom industry working for companies like Ericsson & Vodafone. He has a broad perspective on the development lifecycle and on what works (and does not work) when it comes to software projects.
