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Red Hat Fluff

Posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 12, 2023

Michael Catanzaro on GNOME Core Apps Update and Akshay Warrier on "Me, Linux, and GNOME" (UPDATED)

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What to expect during Red Hat Summit: Join theCUBE May 23-24 [Ed: Disclosing that under the guise of "theCUBE" this company will be issuing mandatory puff pieces for Red Hat, basically paid-for fake 'journalism']

↺ What to expect during Red Hat Summit: Join theCUBE May 23-24

> The IT landscape is constantly shifting, with new trends emerging around automation for DevOps and container management, as well as serverless reemerges. Open-source transformations, in particular, are a big part of this shift. The future of open-source technology will be a main subject of discussion during this year’s Red Hat Summit in Boston.

Red Hat Extends Scope of Podman Container Tool for IT Admins [Ed: Some Microsoft promotion by Red Hat her;e publisher paid by Red Hat for puff pieces]

↺ Red Hat Extends Scope of Podman Container Tool for IT Admins

> Red Hat today added a systems roles capability to its Podman tool for developing, managing and running containers on Linux platforms.

What’s new in Red Hat’s migration toolkit for applications 6.1

↺ What’s new in Red Hat’s migration toolkit for applications 6.1

> Red Hat's migration toolkit for applications helps development teams modernize and migrate their applications to Red Hat OpenShift, offering tools and best practices to accelerate the journey to Kubernetes. Developers can get access to the migration toolkit for applications with an OpenShift subscription.

↺ migration toolkit for applications

↺ Red Hat OpenShift

↺ Kubernetes

↺ OpenShift

> Building on the success of the migration toolkit for applications 6.0, the 6.1 release adds more new features to make the user experience better. We've highlighted a few of these enhancements below.

↺ migration toolkit for applications

↺ Red Hat OpenShift

↺ Kubernetes

↺ OpenShift

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