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Explore the architecture behind a real-time game leaderboard that tracks scores and ranks players. We use Data Grid and Quarkus on a hybrid cloud deployment.

Containers are a hot topic in the world of DevOps, and there was no shortage of great container content at Red Hat Summit this year. Here's a summary.

The Raspberry Pi is a popular, powerful, low-cost Linux machine that can do amazing things. This article shows you how to build a photo booth with one.

Check out the interactive sessions coming up at Red Hat summit and learn the latest Kubernetes and Red Hat OpenShift practices. 

Check out the instructor-led labs in the Emerging Technologies track of Red Hat Summit 2019, coming up May 7-9 in Boston.

If you're attending Red Hat Summit 2019 next month, check out these two hands-on labs to help you learn more about Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.

Red Hat Summit 2019 features hundreds of great sessions. These five sessions (plus a workshop) will give you cutting-edge skills to move your team forward.

Check out all the instructor-led labs in the "Integration and APIs" track coming up at Red Hat Summit, May 7-9, in Boston.

Learn about the instructor-led labs offered in the cloud-native app dev track, coming up at Red Hat Summit, May 7-9 in Boston, MA.

Red Hat Data Grid was used to power the multi-cloud real-time scavenger hunt game at Red Hat Summit 2018. In this article, you will learn how features of Data Grid were used to implement the games functionality, while replicating across three different cloud environments for high availability and resiliency.

Here are behind-the-scenes details on how the Red Hat Summit 2018 multi-cloud demo was configured to run Red Hat Data Grid in active-active-active mode for cross-site replication across three clouds to handle a large amount of globally routed traffic.

Modernizing a monolithic application by introducing microservices has some significant risks. Red Hat's Christian Posta shares his experiences helping customers move to microservices, providing lots of practical advice and insight along the way.

Red Hat Senior Architects Marius Bogoevici and Christian Posta recently presented an overview of event-driven architecture, taking the audience from the basics of enterprise integration to microservices and serverless computing.

Serverless computing (often called Functions as a Service, or FaaS) is one of the hottest emerging technologies today. The OpenWhisk project, currently in incubation at Apache, is an open-source implementation of serverless that lets you create functions that are invoked in response to events.

Over 100 breakout sessions from Red Hat Summit 2018 are now available to watch on YouTube. Even if you were at Summit, there were too many sessions to attend all of the ones you might have wanted to see. All of the recorded sessions are in one big searchable YouTube playlist.

OpenShift.io is a cloud native set of zero-install tools for editing and debugging code, agile planning, and managing CI/CD pipelines. Installing and configuring developer tools is a major time sink; OpenShift.io takes that task out of the picture.

Senior Director Stephanos Bacon discussed the changing developer landscape and the factors that influence it. As cloud computing becomes ubiquitous and serverless continues to grow, more changes are in store.

You're in an IT department. How does the rest of the organization see you? As a valuable asset whose code and APIs make a difference in the marketplace, or as a necessary evil that should be trimmed wherever possible? Containers, microservices, and serverless computing can get you where you need to go.

At Red Hat Summit, get insights on the trends shaping the future of modern application development. Learn about service meshes, serverless computing, and 10 major changes that will reshape the developer tools market. Hear Red Hat CTO Chris Wright talk about serverless, AI, and blockchain.