Hugo Guerrero

Sr Principal Developer Advocate, Red Hat

Hugo Guerrero

Hugo Guerrero works as a developer advocate at Red Hat. He has spent more than two decades working in software development. During that time, he has held various roles, including developer, consultant, architect, and software development factory manager. He is a passionate advocate for a new way of building applications called AsyncAPI, and he volunteers his time to help spread the word about this technology. He also contributes to open source projects. He is responsible for maintaining the Microcks Docker Desktop Extension.

Hugo Guerrero's contributions

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Easily connect apps across clouds with Service Interconnect

Vamsi Ravula +1

Nowadays, everyone wants distributed applications to run over many clouds while acting as though everything is running locally. To deploy your Kubernetes application across different clusters, you must either expose your services to the public internet or configure a VPN.
Red Hat Service Interconnect provides a third option. It links clusters to safe layer 7 networks. It sends local service traffic to remote clusters through the network. For example, you can host your database services on a private cluster while maintaining full connectivity with public cloud services. Application Interconnect provides highly accessible connectivity at scale by utilizing redundant network channels and clever routing.
In this session, we will demonstrate the fundamental notions that enable Service Interconnect to process hybrid cloud calls across services and will begin with a simple demonstration.

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How to make your APIs more discoverable

Vamsi Ravula +1

Discoverability is key to a successful API strategy. Learn how to improve API discovery, usability, and developer experience with a dynamic inventory.

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Improve your Kafka Connect builds of Debezium

Hugo Guerrero

Learn how to configure Kafka Connect to improve your container build process, and discover the new Debezium features in the Red Hat Integration 2021.Q4 release.