Kubernetes

This hands-on Node.js example demonstrates the benefits of Odo, a command-line tool built for developers working in a Kubernetes environment.

Build a website showing COVID-19 cases and deaths using the Red Hat build of Quarkus, Apache Camel K, AMQ Streams, and OpenShift Container Platform.

Developers: Join the Supersonic, Subatomic Java Hackathon (June 15-July 22 2020) and create Kubernetes-native applications, and maybe win $30,000 in prizes!

A citizen integrator's guide to using Red Hat Integration and Red Hat Fuse Online to create personalized customer experiences and interactions.

A quick introduction to Apicurio Registry 1.2.2's new web-based UI and Operator, which make it easier to store and retrieve service artifacts.

Learn how IBM Security Verify provides advanced authentication to Red Hat SSO environments while also balancing id-less and password-less experiences.

GPU enablement for data science on OpenShift | DevNation Tech Talk

Exploring Kubeflow on Kubernetes for AI/ML | DevNation Tech Talk

Configure a keystore for a Java-based web service or HTTP endpoint, and a truststore for a web service client, HTTP client, or messaging client.

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Discover Mandrel, the downstream GraalVM distribution from Red Hat and the GraalVM community that powers the Red Hat build of Quarkus.

Jupyter Notebooks for machine learning on Kubernetes & OpenShift | DevNation Tech Talk

Machine learning with Apache Spark on Kubernetes | DevNation Tech Talk

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Learn how Quarkus team, production users, and the community drove Quarkus to a full GA product available in Red Hat Runtimes and what's new in this release.

Learn how to quickly and easily create a custom Jenkins container by aggregating readily available containers in a pod template.

Read this overview of how the fabric8 Maven plug-in handles the administrative tasks for deploying Maven Java applications to a Red Hat OpenShift cluster.

The Red Hat build of Quarkus is now available through Red Hat Runtimes, bringing full support that includes an active community, continuous updates, and a fast release cadence.

To build and deliver a Go RESTful service using OpenShift Pipelines, read this pre-tutorial and then follow the OpenShift Pipelines Workshop tutorial.