At Sixe Ingeniería we want to release the latest version of Red Hat Openshift Container Platform 4.6. Our preferred technology for container-based and PaaS (Platform as a Service) workloads in general. That’s why we offer every month an intensive course in webinar format taught in English and totally free. We will start from scratch and there is no need for previous experience in docker or kubernetes (technologies that we will talk about briefly during training).
The next edition will be on Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at 15:oo London time and 10:00 in New York time.
In this first webinar we will talk about the existing reference architectures, their relationship with Kubernetes and the possibilities we have for their installation. We’ll cover both deployments in our data center and our favorite cloud provider (Google, Azure, AWS, IBM). Not forgetting the mixed environments also known as hybrid cloud, where we choose which applications we will deploy “on-premises” and which “off-site” or directly in the cloud. We will discuss the costs of the solution, the available security layers and also discuss the latest success stories among our customers. This workshop is based on our popular deployment and operations course, from which we will borrow some examples that will allow you to understand through a few short live demonstrations, the potential of this technology.
Although it is an online seminar, places are limited. Sign up right now. We will send you an email a few days in earlier with all the details and information needed to connect.
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