Developer Advocate, OpenShift Evangelist
Ian Lawson
Ian 'Uther' Lawson was a software engineer in the real world for 20+ years before joining Red Hat as an Open Source fanatic. For the last 10 years he has been a Domain Solution Architect, talking to anyone and everyone about the brilliance of OpenShift and other Red Hat products. He now works as a Developer Advocate and gets to enthuse all the time.
Ian Lawson's contributions
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Modernization: Managing data during the process
Data refactoring unlocks the potential for adaptable, resilient applications. Consider these techniques when migrating monolithic applications to microservices.
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Understand modernization of a traditional Java application with an example
Developers frequently work with monolithic applications. However, the popularity of these monolithic applications has waned due to their lack of flexibility. Scaling a specific component requires scaling the entire application. Transitioning to a microservice architecture, with modular, independently scalable units addresses these challenges and is well-suited for cloud environments. This article focuses on moving a monolithic application, exemplified by a Java™-based e-commerce app called Pedal, to the cloud, offering guidance for this complex task.
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Deploying Microservices to OpenShift- Tutorial using Pedal
This tutorial guides you through deploying Pedal’s microservice architecture top OpenShift
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An introduction to Red Hat Trusted Application Pipeline
Discover more about Red Hat Trusted Application Pipeline, a secure and easy solution for the DevSecOps outer loop.
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A developer’s guide to Red Hat Developer Hub and Janus
Discover how Red Hat Developer Hub and Project Janus streamline development workflows and deliver a competitive advantage for your organization.
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What is Podman Desktop? A developer's introduction
Podman Desktop lets developers seamlessly work with containers and Kubernetes from their local environment. Learn about the benefits in this overview.
Modernization: Managing data during the process
Data refactoring unlocks the potential for adaptable, resilient applications. Consider these techniques when migrating monolithic applications to microservices.
Understand modernization of a traditional Java application with an example
Developers frequently work with monolithic applications. However, the popularity of these monolithic applications has waned due to their lack of flexibility. Scaling a specific component requires scaling the entire application. Transitioning to a microservice architecture, with modular, independently scalable units addresses these challenges and is well-suited for cloud environments. This article focuses on moving a monolithic application, exemplified by a Java™-based e-commerce app called Pedal, to the cloud, offering guidance for this complex task.
Deploying Microservices to OpenShift- Tutorial using Pedal
This tutorial guides you through deploying Pedal’s microservice architecture top OpenShift
An introduction to Red Hat Trusted Application Pipeline
Discover more about Red Hat Trusted Application Pipeline, a secure and easy solution for the DevSecOps outer loop.
A developer’s guide to Red Hat Developer Hub and Janus
Discover how Red Hat Developer Hub and Project Janus streamline development workflows and deliver a competitive advantage for your organization.
What is Podman Desktop? A developer's introduction
Podman Desktop lets developers seamlessly work with containers and Kubernetes from their local environment. Learn about the benefits in this overview.
