Red Hat Summit 2017 was our largest gathering of customers, partners, and open source contributors yet—all celebrating the power that individuals make to open source technology.
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In this issue: Red Hat Summit recap
- How much impact can 1 person have?
- Popular keynotes
- Open Source Stories
- Popular container sessions
- Popular security sessions
- Popular infrastructure sessions
- Awards
- Popular blog posts
- Announcements
- New offerings and releases
- In other news
Did you miss April's issue about OpenStack® and private clouds? Check it out.
From the editor
How much impact can 1 person have?
Innovation is possible because of the people behind it: Turing’s “thinking computer.” Edison’s light bulb. Hopper’s COBOL computer language. Each started as an idea in the mind of 1 person who tried something new.
Thousands of attendees at this year’s Red Hat Summit celebrated the impact of the individual (like Charlie Reisinger) on innovation. This month we recap popular Summit keynotes and sessions*, award winners, product announcements, our “Road to AI” film premier, and more.
*Slides are being added as available; some recordings are available now.
SHOW ME THE HIGHLIGHTS
Popular keynotes
Impact of the individual
Jim Whitehurst, president and CEO, Red Hat
COUNT ME IN
Cloud-native apps in a hybrid world
Paul Cormier, president, Products and Technologies, Red Hat
MIX IT UP
Open food
Caleb Harper, principal investigator and director, Open Agriculture Initiative, MIT Media Lab
YUM YUM
Open Source Stories
Summit premiere: “Road to AI”―a film about self-driving cars
Popular container sessions
- Container infrastructure trends: Optimizing for production workloads (slides)
- Containers lightning talks (slides)
- The hardest part of microservices is your data (video | slides)
Popular security sessions
- Demystifying systemd (slides)
- Security-enhanced Linux® for mere mortals (slides)
- Automating security compliance for physical, virtual, cloud, and container environments with Red Hat CloudForms, Red Hat Satellite, and Ansible Tower by Red Hat (slides)
Popular infrastructure sessions
- Red Hat Satellite 6 power user tips and tricks (slides)
- High-availability clustering in Red Hat Enterprise Linux (slides)
- Building secure IoT solutions with Red Hat Mobile Application Platform, Red Hat 3scale API Management Platform, Red Hat JBoss® Fuse and BRMS, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (slides)
Awards
Red Hat Innovator of the Year
Congratulations to Rackspace, the Red Hat Innovation Awards winner that took the ultimate prize for Rackspace Private Cloud powered by Red Hat.
PRIVATE CLOUD FOR THE WIN
Red Hat Certified Professional of the Year
Orhan Bıyıklıoğlu, a system administrator at Turkcell in Istanbul, is this year’s winner. See how his extensive training and use of Red Hat technologies are helping Turkcell thrive.
SPEECH! SPEECH!
Women in Open Source Award winners
Avni Khatri, president of Kids on Computers, and Jigyasa Grover, a student at Delhi Technological University, were honored this year for their work in open source innovation.
TRAILBLAZERS
POPULAR BLOG POSTS
The future is open: Seizing the opportunity with open source
By Jim Whitehurst, president and CEO, Red Hat
BRING IT ON
Build anything, deploy everywhere and do everything: How Red Hat is driving the future of computing
By Paul Cormier, president, Products and Technologies, Red Hat
WHAT'S NEXT
AWS and Red Hat―digging a little deeper
By Chris Morgan, technical director, OpenShift ecosystem, Red Hat
CAN YOU DIG IT
Announcements
New offerings and releases
In other news
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