A record 7,510 attendees, 35+ keynote speakers, and 315+ breakout sessions and labs. Live demos. Talented coders who aren’t even old enough to drive. DJs, including 2 Red Hatters. A 5K fun run that raised money for Girl Develop It. And an amazing show by Weezer at the historic San Francisco Armory.

Also, this might’ve been the best #RHSummit tweet ever.

These are just a few highlights from the biggest and best Red Hat Summit yet. (Yes, we say that every year―because it’s true.) Let’s take a look back at the important ideas explored at this year’s epic event.

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Not surprisingly, one of the most popular keynotes this year was this live demo by Red Hat’s Burr Sutter and team, which deployed an artificial intelligence-based photo application, balancing its load across multiple cloud vendors, types, and locations automatically. Other popular keynotes include:

• Jim Whitehurst, Red Hat CEO: Ideas worth exploring
• Sara Chipps, Jewelbots CTO: All about Jewelbots (including a live demo)
• Femi Owolade-Coombes, Hackerfemo founder: Lessons learned from teaching young coders
• Matt Hicks, Red hat senior vice president, Software Engineering: Strength of the partner ecosystem

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• OpenShift^® roadmap: You won't believe what's next (video)
• Performance analysis and tuning of Red Hat Enterprise Linux^® Part 1 (video | slides) and Part 2 (video)
• Demystifying systemd (video)
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux roadmap (video)
• CoreOS and Red Hat (slides)
• Red Hat Satellite 6 power user tips and tricks (video)
• Container Linux and Red Hat Enterprise Linux: The road ahead (video)
• The Ansible^® way (recording and slides currently unavailable)
• Building production-ready containers (video | slides)
• Automating day two Red Hat OpenShift operations with Ansible (slides)

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• Red Hat Innovator of the Year: UPS
• Red Hat Certified Professional of the Year: Neha Sandhu
• Women in Open Source Award winners: Dana Lewis and Zui Dighe

Rethinking how we work in an era of disruption by Jim Whitehurst, CEO

Making IT’s 4 footprints immaterial by Paul Cormier, executive vice president and president, Products and Technologies

Citizen scientists are using open hardware to make groundbreaking discoveries. Watch our latest Open Source Stories film, which premiered at Red Hat Summit.

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Boston, Massachusetts - May 7-9, 2019

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