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Build and run serverless applications with Red Hat OpenShift Serverless

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Developer experience plays a critical role in the digital transformation journey. Discover how an internal developer platform (IDP) helps teams innovate faster.

When you start running Node.js applications in containers, you should adopt some best practices that improve efficiency and security. This cheat sheet offers tips on how to do that.

Whether you are using the OpenShift web console or the command line, you will learn how to deploy an application from an existing container image.

Keeping your OpenShift Service on AWS cluster private requires walling it off from the Internet, using several AWS tools covered in this article.

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A practical guide through the jungle of modern development with Kubernetes, with a focus on application distribution via continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) and GitOps on Red Hat OpenShift.

DevOps Culture and Practice with OpenShift provides a roadmap for building empowered product teams within your organization.

Ready to build cloud native applications? Get a hands-on introduction to daily life as a developer crafting code on OpenShift, the open source container application platform from Red Hat.

Follow these steps to integrate Data Grid and JBoss EAP in the same project on OpenShift. You can boost application scalability by offloading the session data.

Perform a Kaniko build on a Red Hat OpenShift cluster and push the image to a registry. This container method works without root access or permissions.

Learn to install Kubeflow on OpenShift using the Open Data Hub Operator. You can fork, modify, and update the example Kubeflow toolkit to fit your needs.

Red Hat Universal Base Images now offers OpenJDK runtime container images as a lightweight alternative to the standard builder images. Get started with using the new runtime images to deploy your Java applications on Red Hat OpenShift.

You've built your Mosquitto MQTT image, now configure and deploy it into an application that is ready to run on Red Hat OpenShift.

Follow the instructions in this article to quickly connect a Red Hat single sign-on technology client with a Red Hat Data Grid server on Red Hat OpenShift.

Get a quick guide to using Windows containers to deploy .NET Framework applications to your Kubernetes or Red Hat OpenShift clusters.

Build a container image for Mosquitto, a lightweight message broker that supports the MQTT protocol. You'll deploy the image on Red Hat OpenShift in Part 2.

Get a hands-on guide to deploying a JavaScript application built with the Strapi CMS in your Kubernetes or Red Hat OpenShift cluster.

The new operator helps developers to easily explore and discover the components available in Red Hat Integration.

Discover what's new in Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform 7.4 beta, including new security, server management, and developer features.

Integrate Red Hat’s single sign-on technology 7.4 with Red Hat OpenShift, using PostgreSQL and a Network File System partition.

Create a simple containerized Node.js application and monitor instrumentation metrics with Prometheus—now fully integrated with Red Hat OpenShift 4.6.

Using Dekorate to generate Kubernetes manifests not only simplifies Java application development, but it can flatten your learning curve on Kubernetes.

Introduce containers to your development team with this guide to presenting cloud-native concepts, evaluating your tech stack, and planning to scale.