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Red Hat's Technology Partner Success Desk has some new capabilities designed to create a better communication experience.

Red Hat OpenShift 4.9 will retire a series of Beta level APIs in both alignment and support of the Kubernetes community’s goal of encouraging the use of Stable APIs to increase the trust in API usage for production workloads and meet the expectations of enterprise users. 

Red Hat's partner ecosystem adds strength and value to our open Hybrid Cloud portfolio

Red Hat OpenShift 4.8 helps organizations accelerate the creation of new cloud-native applications without abandoning existing environments and IT investments.

Working with Red Hat, SCC realized containers could be deployed to develop apps to help enrich the fan experience inside and outside of the stadium.

This post will focus on Jenkins integrations exclusively and is for partners in the Red Hat ecosystem using CI/CD for container certification automation.

Containers and Kubernetes play a key role for modern application development, supporting new business models around edge, IoT and AI/ML. Despite all of this, there are still some barriers to even faster adoption of enterprise open source. In EMEA specifically these center around concerns with level of support, compatibility with legacy systems and lack of internal skills.

Helm Certification complements Operators for kube-native application automation

Tech Data builds communities based on the persona of the partner. In the case of Red Hat, we have a partner that is open and willing to work with us to make sure the community is ahead of the curve.

An essential phase of partner engagements is to technically align a partner’s application offering with the Red Hat platform. For containerized applications, this work focuses on adopting Red Hat’s OpenShift Container Platform.