The second installment of our Red Hat Summit for 2021 is taking place now, online! You can find out more information here. We've gathered a listing of all the talks and presentations taking place during Summit 2, below. Check it out!
Partners:
- AWS: Managed Container Snorkeling: Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS deep dive
- AWS - Here to there, Now and How: Migration acceleration for Red Hat customers moving to AWS
- Cisco - Enabling Infrastructure-as-code with Cisco ACI
- CouchBase - Couchbase Autonomous Operator on OpenShift Lets You Run Your Own DBaaS
- Crunchy Data: Postgres on OpenShift the GitOps Way
- Dell: Transform data chaos into insights: AI enabled SAP Data Intelligence on Dell Technologies & Red Hat
- HPE - HPE: Your One Stop Shop From Edge To Cloud
- Intel - Best Practices for an End-to-End Infrastructure to Harness the Power of Edge
- Sysdig - Fighting Fraud: Worldpay Protects Cardholder Data with Sysdig & Red Hat OpenShift
Customers:
- ABSA - Transforming monolithic architecture to microservices architecture with Red Hat
- Alstom - Alstom and Red Hat automate the railside edge for more customer value
- Amadeus - Amadeus' journey towards Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4 on Azure
- Asiakastieto - Data innovation in open banking with Red Hat OpenShift and Quarkus
- Audi AG - OpenShift Dedicated @ Audi—how to get a zero-risk-assessed multitenant Kubernetes platform
- AXA France - AXA France: ML project live in 2 months—challenges between data scientists and DevOps
- AXA Switzerland - Multicloud strategy at AXA Switzerland
- Cigna - ArgoCD and Red Hat OpenShift: How a large healthcare provider automates Day 2 operations
- Citigroup - Implementing middleware runtime DevSecOps at scale with Red Hat OpenShift
- Discover - The power of advanced cluster management for Kubernetes: Working with Discover to normalize their Kubernetes deployments
- Deutsche Telekom - How the move to the telco cloud changed the game for Deutsche Telekom
- EDGAR - Modernizing critical applications
- KPMG - Accelerate AI at scale with Red Hat OpenShift
- Lockheed Martin - Lockheed-Martin takes flight with amazing superpowers: OpenShift virtualization & dev pipelines
- Morgan Stanley - OpenShift Clusters using OpenShift Virtualization - how to manageably, efficiently and resiliently run a large number of OpenShift clusters
- Oak Ridge National Labs - How Oak Ridge National Labs navigates open science with cloud-native security
- Pelayo - Deploy apps faster with Microsoft Azure Red Hat OpenShift
- Schlumberger - Achieving digital transformation in oil & gas with Schlumberger and Red Hat
- SIX Digital Exchange - Empowering the trading of digital assets with Red Hat OpenShift
- Verizon Wireless - Cloud-native 5G with Verizon Wireless and Red Hat
- Vodafone New Zealand - Vodafone NZ hybrid cloud adoption of Red Hat Integration
- Volkswagen - How Volkswagen fills the gap between virtual and hardware-based automotive testing
Ask the Experts
- Insights for OpenShift—benefits of having your OpenShift clusters connected to Red Hat
- From vehicle to cloud to factory—the growing importance of edge use cases in automotive and manufacturing
- How the move to the telco cloud changed the game for Deutsche Telekom
- Version 1 - artificial intelligence / machine learning (AI/ML)
- Siemens MindSphere: A leading industrial IoT solution for private, on-premise deployments
- Living on the industrial edge with Red Hat
- OpenShift for 5G & telecom
- Automated diagnosis prediction pipelines on OpenShift with serverless, Kafka, & machine-learning-model serving
- Now what do I do with all of these clusters?
- Developing Java apps with Quarkus on OpenShift
- Optimizing image recognition models with OpenShift Data Science and Intel OpenVINO AI Toolkit
- Transition from virtualized network functions (VNFs) to cloud-native network functions (CNFs)
- Ask the experts about OpenShift Virtualization
- Smart cities tolling—an edge-to-core machine-learning solution with OpenShift, Kafka, & OpenShift Data Science
- Ask me anything: Container security
- SRE best practices managing OpenShift across AWS, GCP, and Azure
- How Red Hat does cloud compliance and security
Commons Talks
- Isbank Enables GPU usage for Machine learning w OpenShift and Ceph Storage - Süha Ondokuzmayıs, IT Infrastructure Deputy Manager, Turkiye Is Bankasi
- Keeping your OpenShift platforms continuously compliant and transparent - Oliver Guggenbühl, Architect, SIX
- Migrating from Oracle SOA Suite to microservices on OpenShift - Craig Young, Solutions Architect, Innovapost, Rajith Attapattu, CTO, Randoli
- Multicloud, multi-architecture PaaS in government—it can be done - Robert Powell, Cloud Engineer, Services Australia
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Scaled self-service in a highly regulated environment -
Paul McDonald, Product Management & Development Director, Worldpay from FIS, Bernd Malmqvist, Senior Development Manager, Worldpay from FIS, Matt Simons, Senior Engineer, Worldpay from FIS
- Toward a semi-automated migration to Kubernetes/OpenShift with tools and fitness functions - Murali Kaundinya, Architect, Wells Fargo, Robyn Alexander, Sr. Manager of Hybrid Environments Product, Wells Fargo
- Using open source and open data to address educational disparities at Southern Coalition for Social Justice - Tyler Whittenberg, Chief Counsel for Justice System Reform, Southern Coalition for Social Justice
- Verizon’s journey to Red Hat OpenShift 4 - Robert Fisher, Distinguished Member of Technical Staff, Verizon
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