Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform

This is the second part of a three-part series explaining how to bind easily to databases and other backing services from Node.js applications running in Kubernetes.

By configuring Kubernetes resources for containers in namespaces, you can support any number of SaaS tenants.

Discover key elements of building security into your software development process such as managing access in part 9 of the Node.js reference architecture series.

The latest installment in this monthly column covers improvements in Apache Kafka, including the release in progress, 3.3.0, the latest release, 3.2.1, and recent Kafka Improvement Proposals.

Discover how to customize Helm charts and registries with the advanced configuration of the Eclipse JKube OpenShift Maven Plugin. (This is part 2 of a series.)

This book outlines the tools, workflows, and structures teams need to have in place in order to enable a complete GitOps workflow for practitioners who are just getting started or are considering developing their own GitOps practice.

This issue in a monthly column covers improvements in Apache Kafka, including the release in progress, 3.3.0, and recent Kafka Improvement Proposals.

Security policies can be deployed through CI/CD and Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security for Kubernetes. Read on to learn how.

Security, code tracing, SaaS, and more: Get the Red Hat Developer highlights for the month.

MicroShift is a low-footprint alternative to OpenShift. Learn how to enable it to take advantage of GPU computing power.

Learn how a Kubernetes platform with software-defined storage supports a multi-cloud strategy for SaaS applications that run in the same physical locations as end customers' data.

The new Cryostat Helm Chart makes installing Cryostat 2.1 easier and more accessible than Cryostat Operator. Find out how to do it.

Red Hat OpenShift offers several interfaces to help you manage a Kubernetes cluster without specialized background knowledge.

Cryostat helps manage JFR recordings for your containerized Java workloads. Learn more about Cryostat 2.1's new features and support offerings.

A rolling update leaves holes where errors can be reported to clients. A simple PreStop hook can eliminate the problem in Kubernetes and Red Hat OpenShift.

Cryostat 2.1 issues more notifications for Java Flight Recorder, along with more user control over their display. Find out how it works.

Cryostat 2.1 uses fewer resources to generate its reports because it makes use of a sidecar container. Find out how this works.

This second article of the SaaS architecture checklist series covers different ways to achieve isolation for clients, and examines their tradeoffs.

Securely store and manage JMX credentials with Cryostat’s new web UI.

Learn about building SaaS solutions on Kubernetes with this first article in a series on SaaS architecture.

Cryostat 2.1's new GraphQL API endpoint makes it a snap to monitor batches of Java containers.

This article explains the use of controllers and Operators for AWS services, and sets up your environment for them. This is the first of two articles.

The JDK flight recordings for your Java applications can be tracked through Cryostat’s recording metadata and labels.

In Cryostat 2.1, a new user interface allows visual control over the automated rules that help automate Java application monitoring.

Ana-Maria Mihalceanu's Red Hat Summit 2022 session will introduce you to ways to manage resources on containerized platforms.