Automation and management

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3 lessons for building reliable ServiceNow AI integrations

Tomer Golan

Learn about critical lessons from building an MCP-powered AI agent for ServiceNow, including how to structure testing environments, best practices for implementing safeguards, and a phased approach to deploying enterprise AI integrations.

devops
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Set up a CI framework using Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform, Podman, and Horreum

Archana Ravindar +1

Learn how to implement an automated CI framework using Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform, Podman, and Horreum to measure the performance of etcd, the primary data store for Red Hat OpenShift cluster state and configuration. This framework provides early detection of performance impacts from both upstream Go releases and Red Hat-specific modifications, ensuring optimized, reliable builds that meet your performance and compliance requirements.

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How to plan your RHEL lifecycle with AI

Samiksha Saxena +1

Discover how the Model Context Protocol server for Red Hat Lightspeed transforms the manual process of managing a RHEL fleet lifecycle into an AI-driven strategy.

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Vibes, specs, skills, and agents: The four pillars of AI coding

Rich Naszcyniec

Explore the four pillars of AI coding: vibes, secs, skills, and agents, and learn how they can improve the coding quality and reduce the encoding/decoding gap. Discover the benefits of a spec-driven approach and the importance of modular specs and skills in achieving harmony.

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Integrate Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management with Argo CD

Francisco De Melo Junior

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.

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Automate AI agents with the Responses API in Llama Stack

Michael Dawson

Learn how the Responses API in Llama Stack automates complex tool calling while maintaining granular control over conversation flow for AI agents. Discover the benefits and implementation details.

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Smarter multi-cluster scheduling with dynamic scoring framework

Jian Qiu

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.

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Fine-tune AI pipelines in Red Hat OpenShift AI 3.3

Ana Biazetti +2

Learn how to fine-tune AI pipelines in Red Hat OpenShift AI 3.3. Use Kubeflow Trainer and modular components for reproducible, production-grade model tuning.