This demo shows how an IT team can migrate workloads to Red Hat OpenShift running on Nutanix. The demo will show how to install, configure, and manage OpenShift on Nutanix plus get a sample “Hello World” application running.
This demo will show how Ansible Automation and Dynatrace can be used together to automatically detect and remediate change-induced service outages. In addition, the demo will show how the solution can be tied to an incident management system, in this case, ServiceNow.
This demo covers how to create a new development environment, set up a pipeline in OpenShift to deploy the application, and show the capabilities of Ansible beyond provisioning infrastructure, including managing operating system configuration items.
This demo takes a look at Ansible Automation for Red Hat and its capability to automate and orchestrate several provisioning and Day 2 configuration administration tasks.
Part 3 of our three part the series on Deploying Quay and Clair in OpenShift on AWS. This final part takes you through the steps required to deploy Quay Container Registry and the Clair security scanner in our Openshift Cluster running on AWS public cloud.
In our previous post we discussed the business case for using Red Hat Quay as our container registry and Red Hat Clair to scan the images in Quay for known security vulnerabilities. We then configured AWS resources that are required to support Quay and Clair running in an Openshift cluster deployed in AWS public cloud infrastructure.
In this, part 2 of our three part series, we will deploy our Openshift cluster on AWS
This three part series is an update and a continuation to Stone Door Group’s previous Quay and Clair blog posts.[Securing Containers with Red Hat Quay and Clair Part 1 & Part 2]
In this series we will explore the new process of deploying Red Hat Quay and Clair in a Red Hat Openshift 4.X cluster running on AWS public cloud. The steps to install Openshift 4.X are significantly different than the steps required to install Openshift 3.X. The business case for using Openshift, Quay and Clair have not changed.
This is a 3-part series that will explore different ways to develop and train your model in Microsoft Azure.
Helm charts makes deploying apps in Kubernetes easy. Here is a quick tutorial to get your first app running.
Got cloud sprawl? Here is a quick tutorial on how to use Ansible to discover and manage AWS EC2 instances. #ansible #aws #devops
Stone Door Group is an early adopter of Red Hat OpenShift. Here is a part 2 of a 2 part series on how to implement the Clair and Quay CoreOS components into OpenShift for optimal container security.
Stone Door Group is an earlier adopter of Red Hat OpenShift. Here is a part 1 of a 2 part series on how to implement the Clair and Quay CoreOS components into OpenShift for optimal container security.
This is the third and final article in our series of posts where we demonstrate how you can upgrade your existing Docker CE environment to Docker EE without having to redeploy running services and applications.
This is the second article in our series of posts where we demonstrate how you can upgrade your existing Docker CE environment to Docker EE without having to redeploy running services and applications.
In this series of posts, we’ll demonstrate how you can upgrade your existing Docker CE environment to Docker EE without having to redeploy running services and applications. We’ll start with a set of servers running Docker CE engine using Docker Swarm, upgrade the engine to Docker EE, and then in part II install UCP and implement DTR in part III — the two major enterprise tools that are built on top of the Docker EE Engine.
We continue with our case study of Main Street Hospital and their implementation of Blockchain to more accurately track drug shipments from manufacturers.
In this article, we will continue with our case study of Main Street Hospital and their implementation of Blockchain to more accurately track drug shipments from manufacturers.
This is Part 3 of a three part series on Jenkins, a popular automation tool that can unlock the power of CD/CI and DevOps workflows for the small/medium business, or for large enterprises.
This is the second of a three-part series on getting Jenkins installed and contributing to the workflow of your organization. Now we’ll look at the steps required to set up a rudimentary build pipeline, which is a popular use case for Jenkins.
