Modern App Workshop (In-Person) | Console Improvements | Workshops
Happy Friday Red Hat users. There is a great local event that I’d like to share along with a How To on the console.redhat.com visibility into VDC vs RHEL sub reporting, and of course a list of awesome workshops to attend online. Enjoy the weekend!
Modern Application Development Workshop (In-Person Event)
March 23, 2023 | 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM PT | Hyatt Regency Sacramento
Developing and modernizing applications with Red Hat OpenShift
About event:
The Modern application development workshop is a unique, hands-on experience that showcases how organizations rely on Red Hat® OpenShift® and related offerings to develop and modernize applications on a hybrid cloud platform. A single-day experience, the workshop caters to both developer and operations practitioners with tailored hands-on labs that explore modern tooling, techniques, and architectures.
What you’ll learn and experience:
Developer track: Developers will learn to assess and analyze an application for modernization and will experience a hands-on overview of application services, with particular emphasis on Kafka, API management, and integration, and how they can enhance your application portfolio
Operations track: Infrastructure and operations professionals will learn how design and build environments for developers, deploy and manage multiple clusters with advanced cluster management, discover security vulnerabilities across multi-cluster deployment and enforce security policies to keep applications from being run
Who should attend:
- Infrastructure architects
- Infrastructure specialists
- Enterprise architects
- Developers
- DevOps engineers
- Application architects
- Enterprise architects
- Developer team leads
Better Reporting of Hypervisor Style RHEL Subscriptions
Greater transparency to subscription utilization in console.redhat.com
The console.redhat.com product team has been working on improvements for greater visibility between Virtual Data Center and physical Red Hat Enterprise Linux subscriptions. Through the console, you should be able to see hypervisor usage within graphs as well as sort-able tables by virtual guests. This visibility will provide greater cost analysis through assessment of guest density. See below for a full listing of How To articles on the set up of the VDC environment for proper reporting into console.redhat.com.
Usage and utilization graph example
- A tooltip displays when you hover over a point in the graph.
- The maximum capacity of RHEL usage, based on a unit of measurement of sockets, displays as the dashed subscription threshold line.
- The RHEL subscription usage, based on a unit of measurement of sockets, displays as four different colors for RHEL installed in physical, virtual, public cloud, and hypervisor environments.
Documentation: Getting Started with the Subscriptions Service
Documentation: Viewing and managing your subscription inventory on the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console
Documentation: Usage of Red Hat Unlimited Guest & VDC Subscriptions in Virtualized Clusters
Resource: Chapter 4. Creating a virt-who Configuration
Resource: Chapter 5. Deploying a virt-who Configuration
Documentation: Part III. Setting up the subscriptions service for data collection
Documentation: Chapter 17. How does the subscriptions service show my subscription data?
Upcoming Virtual Workshops (FREE)
Red Hat Training (FREE)
LINK to classes by Red Hat
LINK to classes by edX
Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions you might have on the content or anything else that might help you with your Red Hat solutions.
- Scott Belz