Paul Cormier, Red Hat | Red Hat Summit 2020
summary
Argues that open hybrid cloud means one consistent platform across bare metal, VMs, private and public clouds so applications move without extra operational, security or development cost; explains open as a development model (upstream/downstream flow: Fedora → RHEL) and warns that projects aren’t products; cites ~127 Kubernetes vendors and 10+ year lifecycles as sources of fragmentation; highlights Linux, containers, Kubernetes and Ansible (fastest-growing business) enabling a split app architecture—front end in public cloud, backend behind firewall.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Red Hat Summit
- 1:22Why open hybrid cloud matters
- 3:07The importance of open source today
- 5:56Hybrid cloud beyond infrastructure
- 9:03Red Hat’s stack approach
- 12:16Containers and developer freedom
- 15:47Red Hat’s evolving role
- 19:18Red Hat under IBM
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