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How to use OCI for GitOps in OpenShift

Christian Hernandez

Learn how to leverage OCI for GitOps in OpenShift, reducing infrastructure overhead, strengthening supply chain security, and simplifying operations.

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Node.js 20+ memory management in containers

Francisco De Melo Junior +1

Dive into Node.js 20's container-aware memory management. Understand default heap sizing, how to override it, and troubleshooting memory leaks.

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Quantum computing 101 for developers

Maarten Vandeperre

Explore the basics of quantum computing, its implications for real-world software development, and how it connects to Red Hat technologies like OpenShift.

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A more secure way to handle secrets in OpenShift

Hardik Vyas

Learn how to handle secrets in OpenShift. Discover why volume mounts are preferred over environment variables for enhanced security and operational flexibility.

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Red Hat Dan on Tech: Episode 16 - AI Code Reviews: It's Sourcery to us

Eric Curtin

Welcome back to Red Hat Dan on Tech, where Senior Distinguished Engineer Dan Walsh dives deep on all things technical, from his expertise in container technologies with tools like Podman and Buildah, to runtimes, Kubernetes, AI, and SELinux! In this episode, Eric Curtin joins to discuss Sorcery AI, a new AI code review tool that has been helping to find bugs, review PRs, and much more!

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The Llama Stack Tutorial: Episode Three - Llama Stack & RAG: Chat with your documents

Cedric Clyburn

Building AI apps is one thing—but making them chat with your documents is next-level. In Part 3 of the Llama Stack Tutorial, we dive into Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), a pattern that lets your LLM reference external knowledge it wasn't trained on. Using the open-source Llama Stack project from Meta, you'll learn how to:- Spin up a local Llama Stack server with Podman- Create and ingest documents into a vector database- Build a RAG agent that selectively retrieves context from your data- Chat with real docs like PDFs, invoices, or project files, using Agentic RAGBy the end, you'll see how RAG brings your unique data into AI workflows and how Llama Stack makes it easy to scale from local dev to production on Kubernetes.

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What's new in network observability 1.9

Steven Lee

Explore the latest features in network observability 1.9, an operator for OpenShift and Kubernetes that provides insights into your network traffic flows.