Senior Principal Product Manager - Technical
Louis Imershein
Louis Imershein is a Product Manager at Red Hat where his focus is on improving the Red Hat Enterprise Linux software developer experience. He has an extensive background in software development, architecture, quality assurance, technical support, and product management on a wide range of OS, management, security, and storage software projects. Louis joined Red Hat as part of the acquisition of Permabit Technology Corporation, where he was VP of Product.
Louis Imershein's contributions
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Build a hardened Flask stack and deploy it in image mode for Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Louis Imershein
Build a Python Flask application on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 using hardened
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Stop patching and build a better WordPress stack with Red Hat Hardened Images
Louis Imershein
Deploy WordPress on Red Hat Hardened Images and image mode for RHEL—less time firefighting vulnerabilities, more time shipping features.
Article
New features in Python 3.14
Louis Imershein
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This post discusses the headline features in Python 3.14 and how Red Hat supports the interpreter across various platforms, including Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.2 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.8. It provides details on the delivery mechanisms for Fedora, CentOS Stream, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat Universal Base Image (UBI), Red Hat Hardened Images, and Red Hat OpenShift.
Learning path
Build a hardened LAMP stack and deploy it in image mode for Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Louis Imershein
Build a LAMP stack application on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 using hardened
Learning path
Build a Python Flask application with Red Hat Hardened Images
Louis Imershein
Develop a Flask application using Red Hat hardened images and Red Hat build of
Article
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.2 and 9.8: Top features for developers
Louis Imershein
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Learn what's new in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.2 and 9.8, including Red Hat build of Podman Desktop, advanced AI assistance, and database and toolset updates.
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Red Hat Hardened Images: Top 5 benefits for software developers
Louis Imershein
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Learn about Red Hat Hardened Images, small containers that incorporate a minimal set of files for delivering purpose-built applications.
Learning path
Build and deploy a Java application using Quarkus with image mode for RHEL and the Red Hat build of Podman Desktop
Louis Imershein
Use the Red Hat build of Podman Desktop to create a minimal, bootable Java
Build a hardened Flask stack and deploy it in image mode for Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Build a Python Flask application on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 using hardened
Stop patching and build a better WordPress stack with Red Hat Hardened Images
Deploy WordPress on Red Hat Hardened Images and image mode for RHEL—less time firefighting vulnerabilities, more time shipping features.
New features in Python 3.14
This post discusses the headline features in Python 3.14 and how Red Hat supports the interpreter across various platforms, including Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.2 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.8. It provides details on the delivery mechanisms for Fedora, CentOS Stream, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat Universal Base Image (UBI), Red Hat Hardened Images, and Red Hat OpenShift.
Build a hardened LAMP stack and deploy it in image mode for Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Build a LAMP stack application on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 using hardened
Build a Python Flask application with Red Hat Hardened Images
Develop a Flask application using Red Hat hardened images and Red Hat build of
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.2 and 9.8: Top features for developers
Learn what's new in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.2 and 9.8, including Red Hat build of Podman Desktop, advanced AI assistance, and database and toolset updates.
Red Hat Hardened Images: Top 5 benefits for software developers
Learn about Red Hat Hardened Images, small containers that incorporate a minimal set of files for delivering purpose-built applications.
Build and deploy a Java application using Quarkus with image mode for RHEL and the Red Hat build of Podman Desktop
Use the Red Hat build of Podman Desktop to create a minimal, bootable Java