Dive into developer-focused sessions at Red Hat Summit
Red Hat Summit is just around the corner, and it’s shaping up to be best Red Hat developer event ever. This year, attendees will get to choose from more than 300 sessions, not to mention booth presentations, parties, labs, and training.
To help you cut through the clutter, we’ve created a list of developer specific activities and sessions that will help you shape your Red Hat Summit experience. Most of these sessions are part of the Cloud-Native App Dev track, with a few other sessions that we think will appeal to you as a developer. For more information on these sessions, visit the Red Hat Summit session listing page and sort by “cloud-native app dev” track.
Breakout Sessions
- Advanced pipelines for hypothesis-driven development on Kubernetes and OpenShift
- An introduction to .NET core development on Openshift
- Introducing CodeReady portfolio: The tools to code your way
- Modern cloud-native app dev
- Post-REST microservices and event-driven architecture
- Service mesh and sidecars with Istio and Envoy
- Simplify your Red Hat OpenShift build pipeline with Knative
- Streamline cloud-native application development with CodeReady Workspaces
- What developers need to know about OpenShift and roadmap
- 5 ways that Red Hat makes Visual Studio Code awesome
(Not part of Cloud-Native App Development track)
- Getting ready for a revolution: How developers will shape IT in the next 5 years and beyond
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 Beta container tools
- Developing applications for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 Beta using the new toolsets: C++, Go, and Rust
- Java checkpoint/restore: Start your cloud-based Java apps faster
- Agile mindset and programming
- A modern dilemma: When to use a rules engine vs. machine learning
Workshops
- Debugging microservices applications on Red Hat OpenShift
- Verily, ye be a knavish, tickle-brained, pantaloon: A hands-on microservices workshop
- Deliver cloud-native microservices with Knative on Red Hat Openshift
- Develop and deploy cloud-native, reactive applications with Eclipse Vert.x, Eclipse Che, and Red Hat OpenShift
Birds of a Feather Sessions
- Cloud-native smackdown VI
- Our life with Istio, Kiali, Jaeger, and the Red Hat OpenShift Service Mesh
- What does DevSecOps mean for you?
- Developing and running cloud-native apps on Openshift in Red Hat’s IT organization
- Building application management and deployment strategies at the speed of OpenShift
- Container runtimes and Red Hat CoreOS
Mini Sessions
- Sizing your applications on Red Hat OpenShift
- Modern fraud detection: Kubeflow and Red Hat OpenShift GPU containers
- Event-driven development: Deploy rules using serverless architecture
- Vert.x application development with Jaeger distributed Tracing
- Three containers walk into a pub…
- Help—my app doesn’t work in the cloud
- Persistent data implications for cloud-native apps and microservices
- Running your own Database-as-a-Service on Red Hat OpenShift with the Crunchy PostgreSQL Operator
- Modernizing complex legacy applications
- Controlling a container wildfire
- Financial APIs security with PSD2, open banking, and OpenID Connect—Challenges and opportunities
Roadmaps
- What developers need to know about MicroProfile, Enterprise Java/JakartaEE, JBoss EAP, and roadmap
- What developers need to know about Red Hat OpenShift and roadmap
- Quarkus—the framework and stack for a true cloud-native Java future
- Istio and the Future of OpenShift Service Mesh
- OpenShift Roadmap: What the next year means to you, to us, and the industry
Instructor-Led Labs
- Transitioning existing applications to containers—It’s easier than you think
- Developing applications on OpenShift as mere mortals
- Next-gen process management: A microservices approach to business automation
(Not part of Cloud-Native App Dev track)
If you have any questions about which sessions you should attend, feel free to stop by the Red Hat Developer booth. If you are not able to attend a specific session due to overlap, don’t worry, we will be posting all of our sessions online after Summit. You can access a full list of Red Hat Summit sessions or register here.
