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Combining Tetrate Service Bridge with OpenShift Container Platform (OCP), built for the hybrid cloud, allows you to run workloads virtually anywhere and abstract away cloud provider details for a completely vendor-agnostic solution.

We are proud to announce Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security Cloud Service, a fully managed software-as-a-service to protect containerized applications and Kubernetes across the full application lifecycle: build, deploy, runtime.

Through Red Hat’s Leading with Automation initiative, we are supporting our partners that go the extra mile with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform, taking themselves and their customers into the future.

Red Hat OpenShift 3.11 officially reached its end of maintenance support on June 30, 2022. Now that OpenShift 3 has moved into the end of the maintenance support phase – it’s time for your customers to migrate.

During a recent technical workshop we discussed what you need to know to build and certify your containers for Red Hat platforms and have shared some of the questions and answers with you.

In addition to the two-day event, happening on October 18 and 19 in Chicago, Illinois, we’re hosting our first AnsibleFest Partner Day on October 17 to our valued Red Hat Ansible Partners.

Whether you are training on RHEL 8, RHEL 9, or somewhere in between, our training and certification offerings have you covered.

1,447 partners shared their feedback with us on the 2022 Partner Training Portal Annual Survey, and based on the results we received, we have a number of initiatives planned or already underway to address it.

The Automate the enterprise sales play for partners is a framework to help you understand your customers’ challenges.

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.