Kubernetes

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.

Kubernetes: The evolution of distributed systems | DevNation Tech Talk

Check out Cloud Native Compass—a GitHub repository of terms and definitions for cloud-native software development and microservices.

Get a quick look at using Fabric8 for common operations in Kubernetes, then dive into the Fabric8 Kubernetes Java Client Cheat Sheet.

Deploy enterprise-grade runtime components into Kubernetes with Runtime Component Operator, Service Binding Operator, and Open Liberty Operator.

Learn how to build microservices on Red Hat OpenShift and capture their change data with less code through Syndesis, Debezium, and Strimzi.

Kubernetes made easy with OpenShift | DevNation Tech Talk

Explore Open Liberty 20.0.0.5: Failover EJB persistent timers, JAAS classes from resource adapters, logs to JSON or dev, and omit JSON fields.

There are at least six reasons you'll love Apache Camel K and its approach to cloud automation on Kubernetes and Red Hat OpenShift.

Discover 10 design patterns from the Kubernetes Patterns book that will help you follow basic Kubernetes concepts and design Kubernetes-based applications.

Learn how to build a change data capture solution using Debezium and Apache Kafka within an OpenShift environment.

Explore the changes in Open Data Hub version 0.6, including significant changes to the overall architecture as well as component updates and additions.

A DevNation Tech Talk - 4K-Kubernetes with Knative, Kafka, and Kamel

Explore the new application deployment features in OpenShift 4.4 to the Developer Catalog, plus the Helm 3 GA, and an add context option in Topology.

Learn how OpenShift Serverless lets you focus on building and deploying next-gen applications with a wide choice of languages, frameworks, and environments.

Explore the new find feature available in OpenShift 4.4's Topology view, along with a couple of options for viewing matches.

Explore Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4.4's new web console, which includes a new Monitoring section with a metrics-based dashboard.

Explore the new Pipeline Buillder that comes with OpenShift Container Platform 4.4: Steps, Tasks, Pipelines, Resources, and PipelineRuns.

Check out this overview of the developer improvements to OpenShift 4.4 around application deployment, Topology view, monitoring, pipelines, and serverless.

Learn how to use Nagios passive checks and OpenShift's Watchdog alert to make sure that alerting is still working in your cluster.

Learn how to create an Operator to deploy a sample application based on Spring Boot and Camel, then deploy it on an OpenShift cluster.

Learn to use React.js to test your front end with realistic data interactions, from creating a fake back end to switching back to a development environment.

Explore the improvements in JBoss Tools 4.15.0 and Red Hat CodeReady Studio 12.15 for Eclipse 4.15 (2020-03) to Quarkus and container-based development.