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Product Manager

Siamak Sadeghianfar

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Siamak has spent most of his career in various roles in engineering and application delivery processes. At Red Hat, he is a product manager for Tekton, Jenkins, CI/CD, and other developer initiatives on OpenShift and Kubernetes.

Siamak Sadeghianfar's contributions

Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform -> Developer -> Pipelines -> Pipeline Runs -> Pipeline Run Details
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Speed up Maven builds in Tekton Pipelines

Siamak Sadeghianfar

We look at how workspaces can be used to cache Maven dependencies in Java builds in order to remove the need to download dependencies for each build.

Using API keys securely in your OpenShift microservices and applications
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Using Ansible Galaxy Roles in Ansible Playbook Bundles

Siamak Sadeghianfar

[In case you aren't following the OpenShift blog , I'm cross posting my article here because I think it will be of interest to the Red Hat Developer commnity.] The Open Service Broker API standard aims to standardize how services (cloud, third-party, on-premise, legacy, etc) are delivered to applications running on cloud platforms like OpenShift. This allows applications to consume services the exact same way no matter on which cloud platform they are deployed. The service broker pluggable architecture enables...

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Getting Started with Istio and Jaeger on Your Laptop

Siamak Sadeghianfar

About a year ago Red Hat announced its participation as a launch partner of the Istio project. We are now introducing the istiooc command-line tool and a set of pre-built Istio and Jaeger example scenarios that would make it even easier to get started with these technologies.

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Red Hat Summit Spotlight: Getting Started with Cloud-Native Apps Lab

Siamak Sadeghianfar

Cloud-native application development is the new paradigm for building applications and although is it often mistaken for microservices, it is much more than that and encompasses not only the application architecture but also the process through which applications are built, deployed, and managed. New apps are often seen as the focus of cloud-native applications; however, we believe existing and new applications are alike and can incorporate cloud-native practices if they have the four defining characteristics of cloud-native applications: Service-based: Build...