Red Hat Summit

It is Red Hat Summit time again and this video is from today.  Since I'm a big systemd fan, of course I'd post this video.

A significant number of Red Hat Summit 2017 presentation videos  and breakout sessions (all of them?) have been posted to YouTube.  Four presentation themes emerged for me: 1) OpenShift / containers / microservices, 2) Java related stuff, 3) Ceph and/or Gluster filesystems, and 4) Microsoft products on Linux (SQL Server, .Net, etc).

Some people aren't too happy nor trustful of Microsoft's whole, "we love open source" mantra but given the fact that 1/3rd of Azure is Linux VMs and they have been porting more and more things to Linux including several open source products, I give them some credit.

Below I embedded the one on SQL Server on RHEL and OpenShift.  Enjoy.

Update: Scanning through a significant number of the videos I notice that the vast majority of presenters are using Mac laptops running Mac OS X.  There are small handful of HP laptops and others... and some are running RHEL... but even the RHEL users are mostly using Google Chrome browser.  Pretty disappointing.  The "Red Hat Development Suite" presenter was using Windows 10.

Just released today... Red Hat's Josh Bressers talks about various security topics... yes, from Red Hat Summit 2016.  Enjoy!

RHEL has been around for 14 years.  A lot has changed in that time.  Red Hat's Gunnar Hellekson (Director, Product Management) tries to explain issues and solutions for coming RHEL releases.  From Red Hat Summit 2016.  Enjoy!

For anyone who hasn't seen this yet who is interested in containers, this is a must see. Watch Red Hat's SELinux guru Dan Walsh explain and demo Super Privileged Containers from the Red Hat Summit 2015. Enjoy!

For those who are iFrame challenged, here's the direct YouTube link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dM2Fc53Dtd4

I haven't watched this yet... but I'm sure it is a new classic... with a title like Demystifying systemd. There are a number of awesome videos from Red Hat Summit 2015 so check them out.

For those with iframe issues, here's the direct link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9YmaNuvw5U