If you’re a Build Partner interested in bringing your traditional (non-container) software to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8, here are the five steps required.

This infographic summarizes “5 things” that you need to know for building and certifying on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.

If you’re a Technology Partner interested in bringing your container software to Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform, here are the five steps required to do so.

When building and certifying on Red Hat containers, here are 5 things that developers need to know.

Building and certifying your software as a Red Hat OpenShift Operator involves just five steps. Read out them here.

The Red Hat Partner Connect Program has gone through several iterations over the years, and our online partner experience is changing too. Over the past few months our team has improved the user experience with some important updates. Here are 5 recent additions.

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.

Using the Partner Connect API is recommended for large products that are made up of tens or hundreds of container images. This article explains how to use it.

Red Hat has been publishing the Container Health Index for Red Hat images, and now the CHI will track certified partner images that include Red Hat images. This grading system will be part of the certified product listing in the Red Hat Ecosystem Catalog.

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.

Now that you've learned about what Ansible is, you can learn and explore how the Ansible Certification Program can help you create Ansible content and integrations.

Red Hat's new Universal Base Images (UBI) eBook is now available. Developers, software partners, IT architects and managers, and security operations professionals should benefit from this eBook.

Helm Certification complements Operators for kube-native application automation

This certification gives Prisma Cloud Customers the confidence that security and vulnerability data is consistent with Red Hat standards and that its security and vulnerability data is more accurate. 

Based on recent partner feedback, we will be releasing a new certification tool for Operator bundles that can be executed on any OpenShift cluster.

Our new container certification process, called Preflight, is now GA for partners to test, certify and publish container images.

Whether you deliver software, hardware or cloud services, you can certify your product with RHEL 9 and be part of a growing number of partners excited about this new release.

Red Hat OpenShift 4.11 is now generally available, incorporating many enhancements such as hosted control planes, improved pod security options, better support for air-gapped environments, deeper observability via the web console, among others.

This post aims at specifying how DCI can help you in the road to achieve CNF Certification, understanding what configuration you should provide to DCI to correctly execute CNF Cert Suite and obtain the required (and desired) results.

Red Hat's Helm Chart certification program has made our partner's certified Helm charts instantly accessible for installation via the OpenShift® Console since 2021. Using the OpenShift developer console view, our customers have immediate access to your software, making the deployment and management of that software just a few clicks away.

In this blog post, we will share some recommendations and good practices followed by the Telco Partner CI team for partners and internal Red Hat teams working with these partners to prepare OpenShift workloads for certification. The suggested process or workflow can be easily replicated in the collaboration between partners and Red Hat teams. We will show you, as part of the implementation of this workflow, how you can automate the report and analysis of preflight and CNF Certification tests launched with Distributed-CI (DCI) using spreadsheets to gather all the results and to check the evolution of the tests results. These tools would be eventually useful for Red Hat teams to follow up the certification process with the partner and also to justify exception requests based on what is observed in the support tools.