Red Hat OpenShift

Learn how to reproduce Hummingbird images using cosign and podman. This process ensures software supply chain security by verifying the image's bit-for-bit identity. Discover the steps to rebuild a Hummingbird image and maintain reproducibility.

Learn how Dynamic Resource Allocation (DRA) in OpenShift 4.21 fundamentally changes how GPU and accelerator resources are requested, allocated, and shared across your cluster. This post covers what DRA is, why it matters, what's new in OpenShift 4.21, and how to use it with real examples running on an OpenShift 4.21 cluster with NVIDIA A100 GPUs.

Learn how to install and configure the cluster observability operator to monitor the health of your OpenShift and Kubernetes components.

Learn how to integrate Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management with Argo CD for efficient application control. Discover how to use both push and pull models, and configure Argo CD to watch Policy resources.

Learn how to deploy and maintain OpenShift in fully disconnected environments, including challenges, operational considerations, and best practices for a defined operational cadence and the mirror factory pattern.

Explore an automated, event-driven solution using streams for Apache Kafka, Debezium CDC, and Quarkus with SmallRye Reactive Messaging to sync failure analysis.

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Learn how enabling PSI on Red Hat OpenShift 4.21 can reveal hidden bottlenecks, explain resource contention, support better resource sizing, and improve debugging of resource starvation. This article shares performance evaluation results for enabling PSI at scale, including its impact on Prometheus memory usage.

Announcing the Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management 2.16 general availability (GA) of namespace and virtualization right-sizing recommendations.

Learn how to securely manage credentials in OpenShift clusters using the External Secrets Operator and its Generator feature. Discover the benefits of short-lived tokens for enhancing security and reducing the impact of potential breaches.

Learn how PatchPatrol, an AI-powered code review tool, helps enterprise development teams maintain high quality and security standards on Red Hat OpenShift.

Learn how to run high-performance computing workloads managed by Slurm within a containerized OpenShift environment using the Slinky operator.

The Dynamic Scoring Framework is an open source project that helps automate cluster scoring based on Prometheus metrics for intelligent workload distribution in multi-cluster environments. It acts as a bridge between your monitoring system and the Placement API, continuously evaluating clusters and updating their scores. The framework consists of three key components: DynamicScorer, DynamicScoringConfig, and DynamicScoringAgent.

Explore the latest features in Network Observability 1.11, an operator for Red Hat OpenShift and Kubernetes that provides insights into your network traffic flows.

This guide shows how to stop managing storage users by hand and start using a GitOps approach to do it automatically.

Learn how hosted control planes reduce costs without compromising performance by using intelligent scaling.

Learn about the Red Hat build of OpenTelemetry and its auto-instrumentation capabilities to achieve full-stack observability on OpenShift.

Learn how to simplify your transition from VMware vSphere 8 with Red Hat OpenShift. Discover the benefits of OpenShift Virtualization, including reduced operational costs, consistency and compliance, performance optimization, and a modernization path.

OpenShift networking moves to real routing (CUDN/BGP), eliminating NAT and Geneve tunnels for better performance, L3 integration, and full visibility.

Learn how to implement TokenRateLimitPolicy for LLM APIs. This approach to advanced rate limiting ensures fair use and better cost management in AI workflows.

Learn how Red Hat's contextual SBOM pattern solves the problem of understanding package provenance in container images by establishing relationships between container images and their parent and builder images within the software supply chain. Improve vulnerability management with this hierarchical view.

This blog post presents the performance analysis of Identity Management (IdM) when encrypted DNS (eDNS) is introduced in an Red Hat OpenShift 4.20 cluster. The post includes a detailed discussion on the architecture of the setup, tuning of IdM, and performance testing of the system under various scenarios. The results demonstrate that the system can sustain high throughput and low latency even with eDNS, making it a suitable choice for secure and high-performance DNS solutions.

Learn how to build a zero trust environment using Red Hat Connectivity Link and manage connectivity between services, gateways, and identity providers.

Learn how to integrate ArgoCD and Red Hat Developer Hub with OpenShift GitOps.