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How to navigate API evolution with versioning

Jaya Christina Baskaran

APIs evolve along with changing business needs and the technology landscape. This article provides strategies for navigating change with a practical example.

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What's new in Network Observability 1.5

Steven Lee

Discover new features in Network Observability 1.5, Red Hat's operator that focuses on providing insights into networking.

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How to manage a fleet of heterogeneous OpenShift clusters

Sabbir Hasan +1

Learn how to deploy and manage a fleet of OpenShift clusters spanning multiple versions using Red Hat’s Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP), GitOps operator, and Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management.

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CodeShift hackathon winners

Jeff Beck

Check out the winning projects from the CodeShift hackathon, showcasing the Red Hat OpenShift application development platform and Intel’s AI/ML technologies.

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Update OpenShift applications with zero downtime using a single command

Don Schenck

The Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform allows you to perform rolling updates of existing running applications. This feature, which is native to Kubernetes, means you can spin up a different version of an application—newer or older—than the current one, and have the traffic automatically routed to it. When done correctly, this can be used to create a zero-downtime deployment. Put more succinctly: Kubernetes (and OpenShift) allow you to update an application with one simple command. This Developer Sandbox learning path...