This document discusses Red Hat technologies including Quarkus, an open source Java framework, and OpenShift Pipelines for continuous integration and delivery of containerized applications. It also mentions Knative Serving for serverless workloads and recommends a book on using OpenShift for microservices. The document concludes with a thank you for attending the conference and provides contact details for two Red Hat architects.

1. linkedin.com/company/red-hat
youtube.com/user/RedHatVideos
facebook.com/redhatinc
twitter.com/RedHat
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Supersonic,
Subatomic,
Kubernetes
Native Java

2. Quarkus Maven Plugin
https://code.quarkus.io/
But first Maven
Getting Started

3. Developer Joy

4. Small and Fast
Really,reallysmallandfast

5. Substrate VM
High performance
Polyglot
Native
Embeddable

6. Something Todo
Vue.js Example
REST API

7. Microservices
Sam Newman’s really excellent book
Why you should use
OpenShift for your
Microservices
applications

9. OpenShift Pipelines
PipelineResource
Pipeline
Task Task
Define Run
Pipeline Controllers
(Tekton, ext, ...)
pipeline-pod-a
pipeline-pod-b
PipelineRun
TaskRun TaskRun
pipeline-pod-c
aka Tekton

10. Knative Serving
Serverless primitives with containers
Service
combined lite version of
the objects below to
enable simple use cases
Configuration
the desired state for your
service, both code and
configuration
Revision
an immutable
point-in-time snapshot of
code and configuration
Route
assigns traffic to a
revision or revisions of
your service

11. Demo
APP DEV APP OPS

12. CONFIDENTIAL Designator
Thank You!
MSDayAtlanta2020
Veer Muchandi
Chief Architect - Container Solutions, NACS
@VeerMuchandi
https://blog.openshift.com/author/veermuchandi/
Jeremy Davis
Chief Architect
@argntprgrmr