Developing on Red Hat OpenShift

Interactive learning scenarios - Developers need control over how they work instead of changing processes to fit the infrastructure. With Red Hat® OpenShift®, you can automate once and run anywhere by developing on a Kubernetes platform appropriate for on-prem, public, or hybrid cloud. Regardless of the infrastructure, the OpenShift interface remains the same. Get familiar with one application-centric user interface that lets you build code, deploy containers, and link services effectively and efficiently. Our interactive learning scenarios provide you with a preconfigured OpenShift instance, accessible from your browser without downloads or configuration. Use it to experiment, learn more about OpenShift, and see how it can help you solve real-world problems. Enter your information to access multiple scenarios in the Developing on Red Hat OpenShift portal.

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12 Hidden Costs and Hurdles to Managing AWS Infrastructure

Cloud adoption is booming. Gartner estimates that spending on cloud services grew 6 percent in 2020 to a total market value of $257.9 billion. While there are several large public cloud players, Amazon Web Services (AWS) remains the largest, with 45 percent of the market share for Infrastructure-as-a-Service, and more than 1 million active users.

But, even with an estimated 91 percent of organizations now using a public cloud, many lack the bandwidth, internal resources, and expertise to properly manage their infrastructure. Aspects like monitoring, proactive improvements, and cost optimization typically require substantial legwork that may occupy engineers and pull them away from core business initiatives.

Without the right resources and expertise, managing your own AWS infrastructure can lead to:

  • Costly outages due to hard-to-use monitoring tools.
  • Never achieving a proactive approach.
  • Overpaying for cloud services.

In this Ebook, we will review 12 hidden costs and hurdles to managing AWS infrastructure on your own, and how working with a managed cloud service provider like Mission can help leverage AWS to accelerate your business.

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10 Best Practices For Reducing Spend In AWS

Amazon Web Services (AWS) forever changed the world of IT when it entered the market in 2006 offering services for pennies on the dollar. While its prices have come down significantly over the years, many companies learned the hard way that moving to the public cloud didn’t always achieve the cost savings they expected.

In fact, organizations have frequently noticed public cloud bills two to three times higher than expectations. This doesn’t mean that moving to the public cloud is a mistake. The public cloud provides huge benefits in agility, responsiveness, simplified operation, and improved innovation but the reality of the cloud is that costs steadily rise over time, and without clear insight into what drives your spend, strategic cost reduction is impossible.

In this book, you will learn the 10 best practices for reducing spend in AWS, so you can start optimizing your cloud for spend and performance today.

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Red Hat Open API Management

Red Hat Open API Management provides an API-first, microservices-based approach that lets you re-use existing assets and create modern applications

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Legacy Enterprise Content Management (ECM) Replacement Guide

As you evaluate new vendors to replace your legacy ECM system, it’s critical to identify a modern solution that supports digital agility and provides cost-effective performance, scalability, and responsiveness.

Below are 10 critical requirements to include in your ECM replacement Request for Information (RFI)/Request for Proposal (RFP) to ensure successful migration, user adoption, and long-term viability.

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Save administrator time and effort by activating Red Hat Insights – DBCBA5

Detecting configuration or compliance flaws in sprawling infrastructures of Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® systems can consume significant time and energy from administrators. Red Hat Insights, a monitoring and management tool, is included as part of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux subscription to proactively identify risks and save administrator time and effort. This analyst report by Principled Technologies compares Red Hat Insights to a typical homegrown workflow and found it saved time and labor.

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Red Hat Enterprise Linux for edge computing – DBCBA5

Enterprises are shifting towards edge computing as part of their digital transformation journey to the hybrid cloud. Part of this shift allows enterprises to run and maintain their business and innovate rapidly because of the influx of data creation and consumption at the source. Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® provides a consistent, flexible, and security-focused foundation that maximizes system stability with workload independence at the edge.

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