Engineering Partner Manager
Vivien Wang
Vivien Wang is an Engineering Partner Manager who works with Red Hat Partners to integrate and certify their applications with Red Hat OpenShift. Before joining Red Hat in 2019, she worked at SAP UKI, and as an in-house technical writer for ASUS and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. She holds a master's degree from King's College London and a BA from National Taiwan University. In her spare time she enjoys jogging and cooking.
Vivien Wang's contributions
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Run OpenShift 4.17 on VMware Cloud Foundation 5.2.1: What you need to know
What you need to know about running OpenShift 4.17 on VMware Cloud Foundation 5.2.1.
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5 ways to leverage Event-Driven Ansible for your platform
Discover 5 potential use cases for Event-Driven Ansible, from network management and latency reduction to running health checks on your infrastructure.
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Deploying SQL Server on Linux using an Ansible playbook
Learn how to deploy SQL Server on Linux using an Ansible playbook.
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Active Directory Utility for SQL Server (ADUTIL) now officially supported with RHEL 9
Active Directory Utility for SQL Server (ADUTIL) is now officially supported with RHEL 9. The adutil tool is a command-line interface (CLI) utility for configuring and managing Windows Active Directory domains for SQL Server on Linux and containers, without switching between Windows and Linux machines to manage Active Directory.
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Understanding Templates in Stakater's Multi Tenancy Operator
In this blog, we focus on Templates, TemplateInstance (TI), and TemplateGroupInstance (TGI) in the Multi Tenant operator, officially certified with Red Hat.
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Run Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4.13 on VMware Cloud Foundation 5.1 with NVIDIA AI Enterprise
VMware Cloud Foundation 5.1 now supports Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4.13 and NVIDIA AI Enterprise, offering automated, consistent infrastructure and more.
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A deep dive into Stakater's Multi-Tenant Operator
Explore 3 core features of Stakater's Multi-Tenant Operator—Quotas, Tenants, and Console—and how they help enforce efficient and secure multi-tenancy.
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Simplify multitenancy with Stakater's Multi Tenant Operator
Learn the basics of Stakater’s Multi Tenant Operator, which enables you to create multitenant platforms on Red Hat OpenShift.
Run OpenShift 4.17 on VMware Cloud Foundation 5.2.1: What you need to know
What you need to know about running OpenShift 4.17 on VMware Cloud Foundation 5.2.1.
5 ways to leverage Event-Driven Ansible for your platform
Discover 5 potential use cases for Event-Driven Ansible, from network management and latency reduction to running health checks on your infrastructure.
Deploying SQL Server on Linux using an Ansible playbook
Learn how to deploy SQL Server on Linux using an Ansible playbook.
Active Directory Utility for SQL Server (ADUTIL) now officially supported with RHEL 9
Active Directory Utility for SQL Server (ADUTIL) is now officially supported with RHEL 9. The adutil tool is a command-line interface (CLI) utility for configuring and managing Windows Active Directory domains for SQL Server on Linux and containers, without switching between Windows and Linux machines to manage Active Directory.
Understanding Templates in Stakater's Multi Tenancy Operator
In this blog, we focus on Templates, TemplateInstance (TI), and TemplateGroupInstance (TGI) in the Multi Tenant operator, officially certified with Red Hat.
Run Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4.13 on VMware Cloud Foundation 5.1 with NVIDIA AI Enterprise
VMware Cloud Foundation 5.1 now supports Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4.13 and NVIDIA AI Enterprise, offering automated, consistent infrastructure and more.
A deep dive into Stakater's Multi-Tenant Operator
Explore 3 core features of Stakater's Multi-Tenant Operator—Quotas, Tenants, and Console—and how they help enforce efficient and secure multi-tenancy.
Simplify multitenancy with Stakater's Multi Tenant Operator
Learn the basics of Stakater’s Multi Tenant Operator, which enables you to create multitenant platforms on Red Hat OpenShift.
