Chris Wright, Red Hat | Red Hat Summit 2020
summary
Argues that enterprise platforms put data at the center by bringing data sources, processing, and models to applications on a single platform that spans public cloud, on‑prem and edge; claims Red Hat uses and publishes an Open Data Hub (open source) the company runs internally; highlights OpenShift as the runtime, Quarkus for cloud‑native Java, Knative serverless and ACM multi‑cluster management as concrete pieces that customers can deploy today to enable AI‑infused DevSecOps and edge/5G use cases.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Red Hat Summit 2020
- 1:00Remote work and collaboration
- 3:36Importance of data
- 6:25Open hybrid cloud platform
- 9:14DevSecOps and AI infusion
- 12:23Curation and ecosystem
- 15:11Keynote preview and edge
- 17:10Evolution of technology
- 19:42Key projects and conclusion
- 22:14Wrap up
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