Containers

Understand the use of namespaces, routes, and other resources to create a unified code base that supports multiple Software-as-a-Service tenants.

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

This no-cost environment for experimentation can now be easily integrated with Amazon's cloud.

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.

Discover how to use the dotnet build-image tool in a GitHub workflow to automate Dockerfile and containerized image creation from a .NET application.

GitOps workflows, Go Toolset container images, SaaS security controls, and more: Explore recent popular content from Red Hat Developer.

Discover how to improve the security of your Software-as-a-Service deployment at the hardware, OS, container, Kubernetes cluster, and network levels.

Online events and regional events held around the world with Red Hat's Developer Advocates.

Red Hat extends support for Go with the Go Toolset container image. Learn about Go Toolset’s features and how to integrate images with developer tools.

Resources to help you make the most of Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces.

This video shows how to use OpenTelemetry to collect metrics for RESTful, containerized applications. Quarkus simplifies OpenTelemetry integration.

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

Ready to take a small application to a bigger audience? Learn the architectural and hosting needs of SaaS.

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

RHEL 9, Kafka, AWS, SaaS, and more: Stay current on the latest developer trends with Red Hat Developer's monthly content round-up.

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

Learn how new download APIs based on JSON Web Tokens in Cryostat 2.1 web client make your download workflow faster and more efficient.

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

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

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

Learn why we renamed Red Hat CodeReady Workspaces and CodeReady Containers, and find out what new features are coming to Red Hat's developer tools.

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

The Red Hat OpenShift extension for Docker Desktop lets you easily deploy and test your application on OpenShift directly from Docker Desktop.

Podman is coming to OpenShift Local (formerly CodeReady Containers). Get an overview of what else to expect in the next major release.

It is now easier to use Cryostat for monitoring Java applications on OpenShift. This article details changes to the login flow in Cryostat 2.1.