Friday Five — April 17, 2020

17 de abril de 2020Red Hat Corporate Communications

The Friday Five is a weekly Red Hat^® blog post with 5 of the week's top news items and ideas from or about Red Hat and the technology industry. Consider it your weekly digest of things that caught our eye.

CHECK IT OUT:

A partner's guide to the Red Hat Summit virtual experience

If you're a partner participating in Red Hat Summit, don't miss the Red Hat Virtual Partner Hub, an area within the virtual event dedicated to all things partner-facing. Attendees have the opportunity to engage with Red Hat partner teams on a deeper level, demo tools and resources, and gather valuable information around our partner programs. Partners must be registered for the Red Hat Summit Virtual Experience by 5:00 PM PST on April 23, 2020 in order to gain access to the Virtual Partner Hub.

WATCH THE INTERVIEW:

Paul Cormier conversation on theCUBE

Paul Cormier, President and CEO of Red Hat, sits down with Stu Miniman for a digital CUBE conversation, hosted by SiliconANGLE.

NEW ON THE BLOG:

Automation against the COVID-19 crisis: 4 suggestions to get started

Without public cloud computing, we wouldn't be able to face the pandemic in the way we are. And what is public cloud computing in the end? An astonishing, unprecedented, disciplined, methodical, pervasive amount of automation (and a few other, equally critical things).

IN THE NEWS:

JAX Enter - “The Open Source Way has proven itself as the leading way to develop software solutions”

The modern world of software development is characterized by open source. Jan Wildeboer, EMEA open source evangelist at Red Hat, explains how this has come to be, and why it would be wise to increase this figure.

GOOD READ:

GCN - What's your cloud safety plan?

As agencies become increasingly dependent on multi- and hybrid cloud environments, they need a safety plan for their cloud strategies -- something to protect them from the potentially high egress costs involved in moving applications and data from one cloud to another. This is why creating an exit plan before entering into an agreement with a cloud provider is so important.

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