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The Hybrid Networking Stack
The battle between userspace networking and kernel networking has been ongoing since the dawn of high performance Data Plane Frameworks in 2010. With the transition of networking applications to the cloud-native paradigm, developers have had to weigh the benefits of...
Red Hat NEXT! 2022 Session Recap
If you missed the Red Hat NEXT! event back in September, or if you just want to refresh your memory on some of the amazing content that was presented there, here's a complete listing of all of the talks. Follow the links to see the recordings on the Red Hat Community...
Establishing a Secure Pipeline
In a recent post we walked through using Tekton and Cosign to build, sign and verify container images within Kubernetes. Red Hat utilizes OpenShift, signing and scanning in its own build systems to deliver release artifacts. Red Hat’s secure software delivery is...
Signing Images
The release of Kubernetes 1.24 includes signed images, which highlights the importance of delivering secure images. Whether container images are being distributed to customers or run within your own datacenters, you must ensure that the assets within the software have...
The Future of AI, Security, and the Edge
In recent years, “edge devices” have evolved from simple IoT sensors to autonomous drones driven by powerful artificial intelligence (AI) software. Similarly, the processes to develop and deploy AI software to “the edge” have also seen a rapid evolution. Today, data...
Get Ready for Red Hat NEXT! 2022
Are you a CTO, CISO, CDO, or thought leader responsible for open source strategy for your company? If so, don’t miss out on Red Hat NEXT! This is Red Hat’s annual event for deep dives on all things Emerging Technologies, coming up on September 15th. This year’s...
FetchIt: Life-cycling and configuration of containers using GitOps and Podman
GitOps is a great solution for continuous delivery of Kubernetes applications, as it’s based on Git, a tool that many if not all developers are familiar with. Developers can manage deployed applications by storing their desired state in Git and reap the benefits, such...
The UOR Framework
Universal Object Reference (UOR) is a radically different approach to serverless and decentralized systems. The term “everything is an object” may be familiar to some. It is typically used to convey a fundamental object-oriented programming concept. We can also apply...
Developing Circuits Using the Qiskit Operator: Quantum on OpenShift, Part Two
Quantum computing is an emerging paradigm in computer science which aims to bridge gaps in problems that classical computers, meaning those that follow the traditional deterministic model of computing, have difficulty solving. Building off of our previous post,...
Sharding for Security and Scalability
Rekor, sigstore’s transparency log, recently reached an important milestone in its v0.6 release: it now supports log sharding. Log sharding means that the entries associated with a single Rekor server can now be distributed among multiple backend logs, which...