Platform Engineering with Red Hat
summary
Platform engineering is presented as the practical next step after DevOps, and Red Hat’s approach is to bundle about 25 CNCF projects into a runnable product so teams don’t have to piece together ~175 projects themselves. The talk shows an OpenShift-based stack using Kubernetes, Argo CD, Prometheus, Grafana, Istio, OpenTelemetry and Jaeger to provide autoservice, image registries, GitOps, observability and serverless for enterprise deployments, and states Red Hat contributes to ~20–30 CNCF projects with OpenShift holding about 47% share in some segments.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:46What is platform engineering
- 2:49Red Hat, Kubernetes, CNCF
- 5:45Kubernetes vs OpenShift
- 8:12Key app platform capabilities
- 10:22OpenShift market benefits
- 11:47Red Hat software efficiency
- 13:36CNCF origin and purpose
- 14:40Platform engineering trends
- 16:52DevOps vs platform engineering
- 18:38Self-service gaps in dev
- 30:27Q&A
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