
Serverless


Experience the many enhancements in OpenShift 4.18
Discover what's new for developers in Red Hat OpenShift 4.18, including new

Red Hat Serverless Operator usage and troubleshooting in OpenShift 4

What’s new for developers in OpenShift 4.17
Find out what new features and capabilities have been provided in Red Hat

Function and event orchestration with OpenShift serverless logic
Serverless logic in Red Hat OpenShift enables developers to use workflows for function and event orchestration. Learn how it works and how you can get started.

Harness the power of serverless containers in hybrid scenarios
Simplify application development for microservices and functions with OpenShift Serverless.

5 reasons to use Knative that have nothing to do with serverless
Knative has been widely promoted as a way to run serverless applications in Kubernetes. Rob and Jeremy think should consider it for your next application.

What's new in Red Hat OpenShift 4.16
Find out what new features and capabilities have been provided in Red Hat

Solution Pattern: Event-driven intelligent applications
Event-driven Sentiment Analysis using Kafka, Knative and AI/ML

How to install KServe using Open Data Hub
Learn a simplified method for installing KServe, a highly scalable and standards-based model inference platform on Kubernetes for scalable AI.Â

Create an OpenShift Serverless function
Learn how to implement a back-end function and a front-end web application, then

What's new for developers in Red Hat OpenShift 4.15
Find out what's new for developers in Red Hat OpenShift 4.15. Access Tekton Results in the console, try Red Hat Developer Hub quick starts, and more.

Reference server-side environment variables in OpenShift when using client-side JavaScript libraries
Because application images are prebuilt for use in containers, using server

Get started with your Developer Sandbox
While learning about state-of-the-art software development is important and

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Join Red Hat Developer for the software and tutorials to develop cloud applications using Kubernetes, microservices, serverless and Linux.

Serverless with Node.js
Node.js. is an open source JavaScript runtime environment designed to build

Node.js on Red Hat OpenShift
Node.js. is an open source JavaScript runtime environment designed to build

Red Hat & Node.js
Node.js. is an open source JavaScript runtime environment designed to build

Securing digital frontiers: Leveraging Keycloak for comprehensive application security across platforms
Application security is paramount, whether deployed in on-premise, hybrid, or multi-cloud environments. The financial implications of not securing software and services can run into millions, highlighting the importance of robust protective measures.

What's new in Red Hat OpenShift 4.14
Explore new features in Red Hat OpenShift 4.14, including enhanced security for workloads, hosted control planes for multi-cluster deployments, and much more.

Link distributed services across OpenShift clusters using Red Hat Service Interconnect
In this activity, you will connect services distributed across multiple

Knative versus AWS Lambda and Azure Functions
Knative versus AWS Lambda and Azure Functions: Do these compete with each other or complete each other?

Build event-driven data pipelines for business intelligence
Discover how event-driven architecture can transform data into valuable business intelligence with intelligent applications using AI/ML.

How to create a Camel integration and deploy it as a serverless service
This activity, created by Kah Hoe Lai, walks through how to create an Apache

A developer’s path to success with OpenShift and containers
This article provides resources to get you where you need to go to succeed on your container journey.