North America Partner Conference

Marty Wesley, portfolio strategy director, Red Hat

Across industries, companies are experiencing digital disruption. To thrive amid this new competitive landscape, organizations are going through a major business and IT transformation. Digital leaders are moving quickly and embracing new technologies, processes, and cultural changes—such as DevOps, predictive analytics, open source, hybrid cloud, and more. Our job as your technology partner is to equip you to help organizations innovate, embrace new architectures, and implement new technologies, while keeping the business running. This discussion will introduce market dynamics and include case studies of what enterprises are doing to become digital leaders—and how you can help them.

Anurag Agrawal, CEO and chief analyst, Techaisle, and Ryan Thomas, senior director sales - mid market, North America, Red Hat

Customers go to market with Red Hat in increasingly complex ways. Hear from Techaisle and Red Hat on unparalleled and untapped digital transformation opportunities within the modern midmarket. Techaisle is a global IT market research and industry analyst organization for small and midsized businesses (SMBs) and midmarket partners and channel partners, focusing on the entire spectrum of technology. Techaisle has a deep understanding of buyer personas and their IT adoption journey, points of influence, and business issues influencing adoption.

Charlie Perkins, senior marketing manager, Red Hat, and Allyn Collins, program marketing manager, Red Hat

Join this session for an interactive demo of Red Hat Partner Connect, our business partner portal. Learn how to stay engaged with Red Hat and grow your business using the tools available for Red Hat partners. Topics will include: How to quickly access key tools, manage your account and users, and get the latest notifications, news, and content in one simple view. How to build skills: Access training anytime, anywhere Access resources: Choose from marketing, sales, technical content, and tools.

Paul Smith, Senior VP, GM Public Sector, Red Hat, Greg Baroni, Chairman and CEO, Attain, Ed Boyajian, President and CEO, EDB, Wayne Jackson, CEO, Sonatype, Rob Efrus, President, Coalition of Enterprise Open Source Software (CEOSSG)

Join us for an engaging discussion about agency adoption and selling enterprise open source technology to the public sector. The Coalition of Enterprise Open Source Software in Government (CEOSSG) has been advocating for the adoption of enterprise open source in government. Government agencies are slowly approaching digital transformation utilizing open source software, and states like California now require all IT to be open source and shared in the statewide community. Learn more about how open source innovation is modernizing the government

Joe Hackett, alliances solution architect, Red Hat

Expand your knowledge of Red Hat’s hybrid cloud infrastructure solutions. Learn how to position Red Hat products in a hybrid cloud environment, including how they work together and how they deliver value to customers.

Cesar Saavedra, senior principal technical product marketing manager, Red Hat

Learn how products in the middleware portfolio and the cloud portfolio work together to deliver cloud-native applications. This session will cover use cases and the technical structure for these solutions so you can assemble solutions that add value for your customers.

Tom Anderson, product owner, hybrid cloud management, Red Hat, and Alice McClure, manager, product marketing, Red Hat

The convergence of cloud, containers, artificial intelligence (AI), automation, and open source is rapidly transforming IT operations technologies, best practices, and skills. As a result, IT operations teams are racing to improve operational agility across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, while also maintaining security, performance, and cost requirements. Red Hat automation and management solutions have been helping customers address complexity and increase automation for years, and they are now positioned to help customers take advantage of the latest industry trends. Join this session to understand where Red Hat automation and management solutions are heading, along with how partners of all types are taking advantage of our unique portfolio.

Carolyn Heeley, senior solution architect, Red Hat, and Steve Robinson, chief commercial officer, ORock Technologies

Government organizations and highly regulated industries struggle with how to process workloads in the cloud without migrating personally identifiable information (PII) and other critical data out of their on-premise datacenters. In this session, partners will learn how a Red Hat Premier Certified Cloud and Service Provider (CCSP) developed a solution that allowed these customers to run applications in their Red Hat cloud while continuing to store their most sensitive data on premise. The resulting “on-premise to cloud” solution allowed end users to satisfy regulatory and compliance requirements while improving performance, security, and total cost of ownership.

Marco Berube, manager product management, solutions, Red Hat

Learn about Red Hat's infrastructure migration solution that helps accelerate digital transformation for customers. This solution lowers the cost of existing infrastructure investment so that customers can invest the savings into delivering cloud-native applications, operating a container application platform, and automating their IT. Specifically, we will explore how the solution provides significant cost savings over existing long-term contracts and provides an alternative infrastructure platform based on Red Hat technology. In this session, you’ll also learn about the training, services, and new product capabilities Red Hat has delivered to successfully migrate customers.

Warren Zweigart, business development manager, Red Hat, and Wesley Day, partner product marketing manager, Red Hat

IT automation is critical for keeping pace, and many IT organizations will need to deploy management and automation software to be successful. As a result, automation is needed across the entire enterprise—from Linux and Windows servers to cloud and networks. During this session, we will discuss how partners can identify customer automation opportunities. We’ll also talk about how to expand customer engagements to other parts of the organization, including a larger IT footprint for bigger deals.

Kim Leavitt, director, global partner solutions marketing, Red Hat, and Bob Callaway, director, partner solutions and strategy, Red Hat, and Matthew Ward, technical marketing manager, partner solutions, Red Hat

Across industries, organizations are digitally transforming their businesses to increase revenue, compete effectively, and remain successful. As a result, line of business owners have an increasing say in what technology is purchased, and they require multifaceted solutions to solve complex business challenges. Red Hat has developed a comprehensive partner solutions framework to help our partners accelerate solutions to market across the full solutions life cycle—from market evaluation to solution development, market validation, and joint go-to-market activities. This session will outline how we can work together to deliver business-focused solutions faster and more easily.

Kaveesh Manchanda, cloud and enterprise product marketing manager, Microsoft, and Scott Akin, partner development manager, Microsoft

Helping customers successfully move to the public cloud is a key differentiator for today’s solution providers. Partners will thrive by making sure that cloud providers can meet the needs of today, and provide flexibility for tomorrow. Microsoft and Red Hat work together to help you: Accelerate digital transformation with Microsoft Azure and Red Hat. Use Microsoft Azure as the destination for Red Hat solutions. Build a successful business practice to serve customer demand. Gain access to Microsoft partner program benefits to accelerate your Red Hat and Azure business.

Norman Sung, solution architect, Red Hat

Gain a stronger understanding of the strategic vision for the Red Hat hybrid cloud product portfolio, and a view of the roadmap for these products. Attendees will also learn how to better address customer needs as it relates to hybrid cloud infrastructure, including key customer use cases.

Luis Cortes, senior manager, middleware partner strategy, Red Hat

Expand your knowledge of Red Hat cloud-native application solutions. We’ll discuss how to position Red Hat cloud-native application strategy for developers and operations, including how products work together and how they deliver value to customers

Tom Anderson, product owner, hybrid cloud management, Red Hat, and Alice McClure, manager, product marketing, Red Hat

IT operations management is important regardless of your organization's stage on the journey to DevOps. Whether your customers are struggling to improve management for their traditional environment, are fully cloud-native, or anywhere in between, Red Hat automation and management solutions are key to achieving greater efficiency, productivity, and agility. During this session, learn what’s new and what’s coming across Red Hat’s entire management and automation portfolio. You will also see demonstrations of integrated solutions in action, across the following product lines: Red Hat Ansible Automation, Red Hat Insights, Red Hat Satellite, and Red Hat CloudForms.

Mark Cheshire, director, product management, Red Hat, and Kavitha Srinivasan, middleware solutions sales specialist, Red Hat

APIs are powerful, and for many teams, very new. An API strategy is complex because it needs to cover many areas. Many teams don't know how to articulate the benefits of APIs to craft and then implement this strategy and subsequently operationalize it. In this session, we present a Red Hat Consulting offering that helps customers to operationalize their API strategy. In this session, we will discuss the key components of API strategy, case studies, and best practices. We will also dive deeper into API operations, which is one of the API strategy key components. API operations includes automation along the whole API life cycle based on our vision of API management as code. We present our vision of the automated API life cycle with a range of Red Hat products and upstream projects.

Brent Holden, director, office of technology, North America commercial, Red Hat, and David Egts, director, solution architecture, Red Hat, and Ginny Hamilton, community manager, EnterprisersProject.com, Red Hat

Learn what's on the CIO agenda—and what role you can play as a Red Hat partner. In this session, you’ll learn what CIOs identify as their biggest pain points and priorities based on the results of IDG's annual State of the CIO Survey and feedback from CIOs interviewed as part of the Red Hat's online CIO community, The Enterprisers Project. Hear what CIOs are saying in their own words—and how partners can use this insight to better focus on their customers' business problems.

Jeff Clawson, director, service provider program, Red Hat

Red Hat, public cloud providers, ISVs, and our distribution partners are working closely together to build platforms that help partners rapidly build and deploy Red Hat-based offerings to customers in the small and medium enterprise space. This delivery platform will reduce time to market, improve partner ROI, and make it quicker and easier for customers to solve their most pressing business problems. Learn how to work with the Red Hat and our extended partner team to increase wallet share with your existing customers while adding new customers.

Ka Wai Leung, solutions product management, HPE

Container adoption within the enterprise will see huge growth over the next two years. HPE and Red Hat have partnered to offer joint solutions for the container market, including HPE's new capability to accelerate container application delivery, announced at Red Hat Summit 2018. In this session, we will discuss: - How HPE and Red Hat are addressing this market with joint solutions consisting of container ecosystems, services, and support. - Why platforms still matter in the age of public cloud, and the value that HPE composable systems and storage brings to Red Hat OpenShift containers. - How partners can work with HPE and Red Hat to grow this segment of their business.

Will McGrath, partner marketing manager, storage, Red Hat

There’s no reason to be afraid of selling open source storage. With standardized hardware options, and using Red Hat Ansible Automation, lengthy do-it-yourself sales cycles and deployments can be reduced from months to weeks. In this session, you’ll learn how the new Red Hat Storage One by Supermicro solution can speed up time to purchase order and become an easy way to sell software-defined storage to your accounts. It’s easy to design, easy to purchase, and easy to deploy.

Joseph Mann, senior alliance solution architect, Red Hat

Join this session to hear how clients use Red Hat OpenShift with AWS, Azure, and Google. We’ll also discuss Red Hat OpenShift on Azure and other OpenShift-related work beyond just service catalog integration. Understanding public clouds is an important part of the Red Hat hybrid cloud strategy. Join this session to learn more.

Steve Brown, director, WW DevOps practice, Lenovo, and John Encizo, DevOps/IT automation solutions architect, Lenovo

Implementing and continuously operating DevOps methods is a goal for companies that want to accelerate software development and delivery. While DevOps focuses on process and continuous learning, success is dependent on empowering contributors with infrastructure and the right tools to enable, sustain, and repeat the processes. Historically, companies have self-engineered and integrated infrastructure, platforms, and tools, creating time delays and complexities to support, streamline, and scale. Flexible, engineered, and purpose-built solutions for IT automation and software development functions have arrived. Join us for a session on empowering your customers with the business and technical advantages of Lenovo-Red Hat engineered solutions for development.

Kyle Benson, partner solutions architect, Red Hat

Ansible networking provides a unique opportunity for Red Hat Ansible Automation. Learn how it works, how to identify opportunities with your customers, and how to discuss the benefits with them. The automation conversation is different with network operators than with our account teams—the technologies are different and diverse.

Rich Jerrido, principal product manager, platform management, Red Hat

Maintaining visibility, control, and security, and ensuring governance and compliance remains paramount, but it becomes more difficult and time consuming in a hybrid infrastructure consisting of physical, virtual, cloud, and container environments. In this session, you’ll learn how Red Hat's management and automation portfolio can help your customers with these challenges in your hybrid infrastructure by automating security and compliance. Specifically, you’ll learn how to easily provision a security-compliant host, how to quickly detect and remediate security and compliance issues, how to ensure governance and control in an automated way, and how to do proactive security and automated risk management.

Tom Anderson, product owner, hybrid cloud management, Red Hat, and Wes Day, business development, automation and management, Red Hat

Panelists: Kyle Bassett, co-founder and partner, Arctiq; José Ángel Alonso, CTO, Crossvale; Matt Shepherd, co-founder and vice president, Information Security and Privacy Services Division, MindPoint Group; Joe Dickman, senior vice president, Vizuri; Ian Evans, principal solutions architect, WWT business development. In this panel session, you’ll hear from a diverse set of principals at Arctiq, Crossvale, MindPoint, Vizuri, and World Wide Technology (WWT). These executives will discuss how they’re addressing customer digital transformation challenges with innovative, automation-driven solutions.

Chuck Kausch, enterprise technology specialist, Intel

Intel will discuss the building blocks we contribute to the hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) solution, as well as how these same pieces can play an integral role within your storage architecture—whether or not you use HCI. Intel will cover current software-defined storage (SDS) trends with NVM express (NVMe) and caching solutions like Optane, and will also explain some new revenue opportunities like the Ruler solid-state drive (SSD) and future Intel Xeon persistent memory updates. If you are looking for a new way to explain the value of storage to your customers, you won’t want to miss this explanation of today’s modern storage technologies by the inventor of the SSD—Intel.

Jerry Ness, enterprise technologist, Dell EMC Cloud Solutions

The application container market size is large--and growing. The growth is primarily due to the benefits of containers, including cost effectiveness, higher productivity and agility, and the increasing popularity of microservices-based application architecture. This session discusses a Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform solution built on ImageAssist and Dell PowerEdge servers to accelerate the deployment of cloud-native applications.

Kevin Murphy, channel sales account manager and evangelist, Red Hat, and Jeff Clawson, director of service provider program, Red Hat

More companies in the mid-market space regard emerging technologies as a key element to their growth strategies. The evolution of cloud computing and digital transformation has laid the groundwork for an accelerated wave of emerging technology adoption. Hear Red Hat’s plans to create targeted mid-market messaging and solutions to capture mindshare and help grow mid-market businesses.

Justin Pittman, alliances solutions architect - ISVs, Red Hat, and Dave Kline, senior alliances solution architect, Red Hat

In this hands-on workshop, you’ll build, deploy, and manage containerized cloud-native applications using industry-standard open source technologies. Based on your role (Dev or Ops), you'll learn how Red Hat OpenShift changes the way you run business-critical applications.

Zohaib Khan, middleware solutions sales specialist, Red Hat

Writing new cloud-native applications from scratch is cool, but what do we do with the large number of legacy applications already running in production? There is no magic off button for them. And yet, we need a reliable way to turn them into cloud-native apps without rewriting them from scratch. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could tell Red Hat OpenShift to just “figure it out?" In this session, you will learn strategies to transition legacy applications to containers to help customers modernize applications faster.

Matt St. Onge, senior solutions architect, Red Hat, Michael Halkovitch, senior solutions architect, Red Hat, and Kyle Benson, partner solutions architect, Red Hat

Get hands-on with Red Hat Ansible Automation and Red Hat Ansible Tower. You’ll learn how to write playbooks and deploy them to simplify management of endpoints, cloud infrastructure, and more.

Prasanna Sivaramakrishnan, senior AppDev solutions architect, Red Hat and Brian Harrington, manager, software engineering, Red Hat

Understand how and when to use Red Hat 3scale API Management and Istio API management capabilities and compare and contrast the use cases for API management and an MSA service mesh. Then put 3scale through its paces to allow rate limiting and billing of external APIs and internal API management with Istio.

Jay Dobies, principal technical marketing manager, Red Hat

The worlds of containers, virtualization, and even bare metal are converging with Red Hat OpenShift, Red Hat OpenStack Platform, and Red Hat Virtualization. Come to this session to learn more about what Red Hat is doing in all three areas to deliver value for customers and partners—and what you can do to be part of the success.

Ryan Thomas, senior director sales - mid market, North America, Red Hat

Enhance, scale, and go big is Red Hat’s strategy to grow the small and medium enterprise market. Hear how Red Hat plans to grow three distinct customer segments through critical routes to market, partner-funded heads, more focus with top independent software vendor (ISV) partners, Certified Cloud Service Provider programs, and by shifting marketing strategies. This session will help you take advantage of this growing market opportunity.

Peter Hack, senior technical partner manager, Dynatrace

The road to autonomous enterprise cloud is achievable today if enterprise organizations possess the required cloud-native maturity. Without this maturity, any early orchestration, automation, and intelligence initiatives will remain limited to organizational silos and prevent successful autonomous cloud adoption across the enterprise. Join this session as we discuss the challenges and barriers to success and demonstrate how we guide enterprises on a successful autonomous enterprise cloud journey with Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform and Dynatrace.

Doug Sayles, senior business development manager, Cisco, and Craig Crandall, senior business development manager, Cisco

In today’s world, there is no single cloud. In fact, many clients buy services from multiple providers in addition to their private cloud deployments. Cisco is the leader in physical infrastructure and Red Hat is the leader in cloud infrastructure. Learn how these two companies come together to address customer challenges across networking, security, analytics, and management. These solutions help our joint partners efficiently and successfully address end customer challenges in today’s multicloud world.

Erik Jacobs, principal technical marketing manager, Red Hat, and Jason Dobies, principal technical marketing manager, Red Hat

This session delivers a series of hands-on-labs to familiarize participants with DevOps and continuous delivery concepts. We’ll also walk participants through building an automated pipeline and customizing Jenkins in various ways.

Matt St. Onge, senior solutions architect, Red Hat, Michael Halkovitch, senior solutions architect, Red Hat, and Kyle Benson, partner solutions architect, Red Hat

Get hands-on with Red Hat Ansible Automation and Red Hat Ansible Tower. In this session, you’ll learn how to write playbooks and deploy them to simplify management of endpoints, cloud infrastructure, and more.

Rich Jerrido, principal product manager, platform management, Red Hat

When technology breaks, it means a lot of pain for organizations—including late nights or impatiently waiting for a maintenance window. However, Red Hat is introducing new ways for customers to automate how they predict, resolve, and manage issues before they cause headaches. See a live demonstration of how you can use Red Hat automation and management solutions, including Red Hat Satellite, Red Hat Insights, and Red Hat Ansible Automation, to reduce the risk of security exploits, performance degradation, and stability failures across your Red Hat infrastructure.

Doug Woods, technical product marketing manager, Red Hat

Dig into this hands-on session that demonstrates using Red Hat OpenShift Application Runtimes for developing three microservices: Thorntail (aka Wildfly), Spring Boot, and Vert.x in a modern, container-based web application. Also, Eclipse Che will be presented and utilized in this session. The content of this session will be made available for partners for hosting their own repeatable roadshow or workshop.

Paul Hinz, senior director, product marketing - middleware, Red Hat

Nearly every Red Hat customer is investing in application modernization and cloud-native app development as part of their digital business initiatives. Red Hat and its partners offer an updated product portfolio and services to help customers become faster and more agile because speed is the new currency in a digital economy. In this session, we'll review customer business issues, discuss key use cases, and detail how to differentiate our portfolio's capabilities relative to alternatives. We'll also review recent wins and tips you can use in your own business. You don't need to be an expert in containers, microservices, or DevOps to have a business conversation with execs, qualify opportunities, and position for the win.

Tobias Hartwig, global program lead, application modernization and migration program, Red Hat

Everyone is talking about containers, cloud-native development, new application runtimes, and modern application development practices. But what about existing traditional application portfolios? How can the investments of past decades be modernized for the future? Should customers migrate? Or rewrite? Or containerize? And what about the infrastructure? Where do you begin? Red Hat’s application modernization and migration program delivers answers to these questions by: - Rapidly building a new pipeline. - Identifying and positioning strategic, multiproduct, large-scale transformation projects. - Accelerating opportunity progression and increasing customer value and deal sizes - Gaining customers’ trust and becoming a strategic advisor.

Alan Pascoe, senior manager, global partner and channel marketing, Red Hat, and Kevin Chin, director, strategy, global partner and technical enablement, Red Hat

The IT landscape is ever-changing and can be difficult to navigate. To help partners through the digital transformation, Red Hat is making some changes to its partner enablement framework. Join this session to learn more about the strategy for the new framework and how it will impact you as a Red Hat partner. Topics include: - The new enablement framework and how it aligns to Red Hat sales conversations. - How to use these changes to build expertise and engage customers. - New features in Red Hat Connect for Business Partners. - Roll-out timeline for the new features.

Mike Piech, vice president and general manager, middleware, Red Hat

Red Hat OpenShift Application Services is a cloud-native application platform for enterprise customers moving into the hybrid cloud. This session reviews the new market positioning, sales opportunities, and future roadmap for Red Hat OpenShift Application Services.

David K. Codelli, product marketing manager, Red Hat

2018 is a big year for Red Hat’s messaging technology. We have launched our Messaging-as-a-Service product and brought the open source Kafka project into the Red Hat family. These products are key to increasing middleware sales. Learn how to identify and capitalize on messaging opportunities.

Rich Naszcyniec, director, global middleware sales and marketing strategies, Red Hat, and Luis Cortes, head of partner marketing and strategy, middleware, Red Hat

Red Hat JBoss Middleware has over a dozen products that provide a rich foundation for customer solutions. This variety can create challenges when choosing and defending the value proposition of their combination to a customer. Learn how to fit multiple products together to compliment Red Hat OpenShift and create customer value that you can use to cross-sell and up-sell.

Chris Wells, director, global product marketing - global, Red Hat

Did you know containers, cloud, and configuration automation would not be possible without a modern operating platform? Learn how you can help your customers gain the confidence to innovate with a consistent foundation for the enterprise hybrid cloud. See which use cases can help you close more deals and the vital role Red Hat Enterprise Linux plays in your customer conversations to sell more emerging technologies. This session will also cover recently updated Red Hat Enterprise Linux messaging and the new sales and marketing tools that are using it.

Will McGrath, partner marketing manager, storage, Red Hat

Red Hat OpenShift Container Storage is the defacto storage technology for Red Hat OpenShift. It allows containers to access a persistent, software-defined, and distributed storage system—a permanent place for data to live while containers spin up and down. Unlike traditional proprietary storage systems that were not designed with container environments in mind, OpenShift Container Storage can easily run anywhere you deploy your OpenShift environment: bare metal, virtualized, containers, and cloud deployments, helping customers standardize storage across multiple environments for maximum flexibility. Learn how to grow OpenShift sales and increase customer share of wallet with OpenShift Container Storage.

Rich Naszcyniec, director, global middleware sales and marketing strategies, Red Hat, and Luis Cortes, head of partner marketing and strategy, middleware, Red Hat

It is hard to get contacts and develop them into leads. And it’s really hard to build a quality pipeline of well-qualified opportunities with a high probability of success. In this session, we will talk about three ways the Red Hat JBoss Middleware portfolio team is supporting our partners to be successful in moving from contacts to close.

Brian Abram, partner services manager, North America, Red Hat

Red Hat Services has launched a global program to align and execute a partner-centric service strategy focused on increasing solution selling opportunities for partners and delivering more solutions with partners skilled in Red Hat technologies. During this session, we will discuss Red Hat Services’ partner strategy, highlight the value of Red Hat Training and the Red Hat Online Partner Enablement Network (OPEN) for building Red Hat skills, and discuss how partners can work with Red Hat Services on sales and delivery opportunities.

Jenee Davis, Red Hat Enterprise Linux product marketing and SAP, Red Hat, and Dave Parker, SAP alliance partnership director, Red Hat

In this session, sellers, consultants, and practice leaders will learn practical techniques for proactively identifying SAP on Red Hat Enterprise Linux opportunities—specifically customers seeking to migrate SAP HANA or S/4 HANA to Red Hat Enterprise Linux. This session will also detail the Red Hat and SAP partnership, offerings, best practices for partner engagement, and how to communicate the value of SAP solutions on Red Hat Enterprise Linux vs other Linux providers.

Erik Jacobs, principal technical marketing manager, Red Hat, and Jason Dobies, principal technical marketing manager, Red Hat

This session will provide hands-on labs that focus on the fundamentals of Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform from an operators' perspective, including installation and initial configuration and network multitenancy. We will also cover the installation, configuration, and use of container-native storage (CNS).

Manny Evangelista, solution architect, Red Hat

This DevSecOps workshop offers a hands-on opportunity to build, deploy, and secure containerized cloud-native applications using industry-standard open source technologies. You will learn how Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform changes the way you run business-critical applications and how to use an assembly line approach that automates increasing levels of security assurance for each step in the process.

Matt St. Onge, senior solutions architect, Red Hat, Michael Halkovitch, senior solutions architect, Red Hat, and Kyle Benson, partner solutions architect, Red Hat

This lab session is the hands-on follow up to the Network automation for IT operators session. Learn how to write and implement Ansible Playbooks to automate network management to improve stability, reduce failures, and increase fault resolution.

Doug Woods, technical product marketing manager, Red Hat

This session features a hands-on demonstration converting a legacy monolith application to microservices and deploying it to OpenShift. Multiple runtimes will be used for creating these microservices: Thorntail (aka Wildfly), Spring Boot, and Vert.x.