Friday Five — October 16, 2020

IN THE NEWS:

Red Hat Expands Automation for Hybrid Clouds with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform Integration for Red Hat OpenShift Environments

The integration of Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform and Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes is designed to accelerate the automation and integration between cloud-native and traditional infrastructure, this integration is intended to help drive application modernization for IT environments, breaking down the workflow and development silos between traditional servers and virtual machines and cloud-native clusters, including Red Hat OpenShift.

 

CHECK IT OUT:

Red Hat Accelerates Hybrid Cloud Automation with Catalog of Ready-to-Use, Certified and Supported Ansible Automation

With dynamic global challenges requiring rapid adjustments in operational domains and environments, automation projects have helped mitigate the complexity that these conditions produced and provides faster responses to changing business requirements. Bringing together teams for improved collaboration, Red Hat's new services and offerings ultimately connect business managers with automation leaders to better align automation strategies with the needs of the business and expand how automation can be invoked.

 

CUSTOMER SUCCESS:

ANZ New Zealand Builds Collaboration Through Automation With Red Hat

Through a residency with Red Hat Open Innovation Labs and use of Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform, ANZ New Zealand reduced the time required for end-to-end DNS provisioning from six days to five minutes.

GOOD READ:

Automating the edge: Connecting a variety of devices, applications and data

As edge computing continues to rise, companies will continue to feel tasked with managing outside of their comfort zone. Implementing solutions that can address these new challenges while setting them up to focus on innovations on the horizon can set organizations apart in an automated future.

LISTEN TO THE PODCAST:

Command Line Heroes season 6, episode 1

Many of us grew up playing cartridge-based games. But there's few who know the story behind how those cartridges came to be. And even fewer who know the story of the man behind them: Jerry Lawson.