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Neal Hartman
Associate Software Engineer, Red Hat
Neal Hartman is an Associate Software Engineer for the Red Hat Certified Technology Ecosystem team. He supports Red Hat technology partners through their product certification journey specializing in the Red Hat OpenShift Operator certification offering. Neal joined the team in 2019 and lives in Raleigh, North Carolina with his wonderful wife and their three "fur-children".

Articles by Neal Hartman

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Technical resources

Building apps for OpenShift? Start here

June 22, 2020
By Neal Hartman
Build partners: want to build apps for Red Hat OpenShift? This short 4 minute video explains the resources available to you.
Workshop photograph

Technical resources

Introducing the Red Hat OpenShift Certified Operator Discovery Workshop

June 25, 2020
By Neal Hartman
When we started down the path of creating a Red Hat OpenShift Operator certification for partners, after a few calls it quickly came to our attention that there were a lot of moving parts that developers needed to know about prior to beginning the certification workflow. 

Technical resources

Migrating your base Image from CentOS to UBI

August 19, 2020
By Neal Hartman
There have been a number of recent workshops where partners are moving to the Red Hat Universal Base Image (UBI) from CentOS for their base image. This post summarizes some easy steps to do it.
Getting help

Technology certification

Video: How and where to get software certification help as a Red Hat partner

August 25, 2020
By Neal Hartman
As a Technology Partner, a lot of Red Hatters are available to help guide you through the process. Learn more in this 5 minute video.
Container distribution

Technology certification

Red Hat recommended practices for container distribution

December 14, 2020
By Neal Hartman
When your product is Red Hat certified, the distribution method you choose applies to two things: the repository where your images are hosted, and where your Operator will be listed and available for deployment. This article explains three options for you.