Name: Red Hat Coffee Hour Series with Dr. Moogega Cooper
Start: 2022-04-20T17:00:00Z
End: 2022-04-20T17:50:56.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
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Join this channel to learn best practices and insights on how to: containerize existing apps for increased cost efficiency, deliver new cloud-native and process-driven apps using microservice architectures, take an agile approach to integrate APIs and data, and do it all in a culture of collaboration using DevOps best practices.

In this webinar, we'll cover:

- Setting the stage of SRE. (What is it? How is it different?)
- A day in the life of a Site Reliability Engineer.
- Tools for the trade (How ServiceNow is using Red Hat® Ansible® Automation Platform as a service, and observability and monitoring tools).
- Advanced SRE implementation—chaos engineering at ServiceNow.
- Transition to our container platform and SRE.
- The impact of Red Hat Training and Certification on the 2022 Red Hat Certified Professional of the Year in his role as a Senior Site Reliability Engineer. 

Featuring:
Neil D’Souza, Senior Site Reliability Engineer, ServiceNow, 2022 Red Hat Certified Professional of the Year
Matt Witzenman, Senior Manager OpenShift Consulting Practice Lead, Red Hat
Randy Russell, Director of Certification, Red Hat
Randy Drisgill, Sr. Solution / Product Manager, Customer Success Portfolio Management, Red Hat

A day in the life: What it takes to be a Site Reliability Engineer

Digital transformation is more important than ever. In fact, a new report from Harvard Business Review Analytic Services reveals that 92% of executives say their organization’s digital transformation will become more important to their success over the next 12 months. As companies begin to emerge from constrained activity, they’re moving faster in their transformations and shifting goals and strategies to deliver more business value. 

Join this virtual event and discover how to tackle the top challenges that inhibit digital transformation success and how to evolve your business priorities while focusing on the future.

Digital Transformation Refocused

Red Hat recently commissioned Forrester to conduct a Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) study, examining the potential return on investment (ROI) enterprises might realize by engaging with Red Hat® OpenShift® cloud services. In the study, Forrester uncovered an ROI of 468%, a net present value (NPV) of $4.1 million, and a reduction in application development time of up to 70%.

In this webinar, we’ll look at an abridged version of the Forrester TEI study and provide a framework to evaluate the financial impact of using Red Hat OpenShift cloud services, including benefits, costs, risk, and flexibility.

We will guide attendees through the Forrester TEI methodology and how this methodology was used to derive the study results from Red Hat customers. This webinar will help you understand the ROI and application development benefits your organization could expect from an investment in Red Hat OpenShift cloud services.

In this webinar, we’ll discuss the framework and financial impact of Red Hat OpenShift cloud services based on multiple customer interviews. This includes:

 •Overview of experiences and realized business results
 •Expected organizational benefits and costs of using Red Hat OpenShift cloud services
 •How to access and use this particular Forrester TEI framework in infrastructure and resource planning

Featuring:
Julia Fadzeyeva: Senior Consultant, Forrester  - Senior consultant for the Total Economic Impact (TEI) practice at Forrester. In this role, she has worked with a number of technology clients to demonstrate and justify the return on investment (ROI) and value of technology investments, based on the costs, benefits, flexibility, and risk associated with specific investments. Prior to joining Forrester, Julia worked at Nielsen as an innovation research manager, responsible for supporting clients on innovation initiatives.

Forrester study uncovers how to reduce application development time by 70%

During this panel, IT and industry experts will delve into insights, anecdotes, and real-world experiences from the field.

Featuring:
Shabnoor Shah, Red Hat Open Leadership Global Lead
Pete Forsberg, Red Hat Director North America Customer Success
Randy Gullett, Red Hat Senior Director of Transformation and Synergy Services

Digital Transformation Refocused - Industry Expert Panel

DAB Pumps manufactures and markets technologies for handling and managing water,  producing more than 2.5 million items each year. Their goal is to double the size of their business in 5 years. To achieve this, they needed to unify their existing IT systems and ensure centralized management and visibility across their infrastructure. And they needed to use real-time customer and machine (pumps) data to operate more efficiently, streamline the user experience, and innovate faster with a scalable, reliable, and cloud-ready architectural solution, developed with cloud-native technologies. 

Join this webinar to see how DAB Pumps was able to reduce development cycles and get applications to market in 60% less time than before. DAB Pumps will shed light on how they are deploying Red Hat Application Services and using MongoDB on Red Hat OpenShift as the main database to integrate and accelerate data access for critical systems, such as InforLN ERP,  product lifecycle management (PLM), customer relationship management (CRM) and business intelligence (BI).

The IT team now has centralized management and visibility across its infrastructure. Their solution maximizes performance, reduces complexity, high maintainability of the solutions and provides a consistent reduction of costs. And his project has been awarded the “Red Hat Digital Leaders Awards 2021 (EMEA)” in the “Cloud-Native Solutions” category.

Featuring:
Luciano Di Leonardo, Lead Enterprise Architect, DAB Pumps S.p.A., 
Federico Zorzi, Enterprise Architect, DAB Pumps S.p.A., 
Jehlum Vitasta, Pandit Product Marketing Manager, Red Hat OpenShift, Red Hat,

DAB Pumps modernized IT infrastructructure delivering applications 60% faster

Organizations are realizing why the ability to adapt and innovate is critical to survive and compete. In the wake of global changes, leaders are wondering how they can build creative, responsive organizations without dictating every action or planning for every contingency. 

Join us for the next Red Hat Coffee Hour as Adam Clater, Red Hat Chief Architect, talks with Lee Jourdan, Chevron’s Former Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer and Shuchi Sharma, Red Hat Chief Diversity Equity & Inclusion Officer, about how to build an organizational culture that fosters innovation and keeps teams unified. They will discuss what works and what doesn’t when advancing to a more diverse and inclusive culture; how to successfully navigate change through lived experiences in the workplace; key challenges; and the tools available to help you successfully transform your organization. 

Featuring:
Adam Clater, Red Hat Chief Architect , Lee Jourdan, Chevron's Former Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, and Shuchi Sharma, Red Hat Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer

Red Hat Coffee Hour with Lee Jourdan and Shuchi Sharma

In this session, we will demonstrate how to connect to, process, and manage streaming data.  Using the Financial Information eXchange (FIX) protocol, one of the most widely used communication protocols in crypto trading, we will build a streaming application with Quarkus, Infinispan, and QuickFix/J. We will also cover the metrics associated with processing streaming messages.

✱ While Red Hat guarantees technical profit from attending this talk; cryptographic gains may vary

Consuming crypto streaming data for fun and profit

Backends for Frontends, or BFF, is a common microservices pattern in which each UI (web, mobile) has a custom backend API. In this presentation we will introduce a better approach!
GraphQL, a query language for APIs, simplifies your API’s backend and delivers significant advantages to front end development teams. Quarkus, Red Hat’s Supersonic, Subatomic Java Runtime, is an excellent GraphQL server.  

In this talk we will demonstrate how and why you should leverage GraphQL for your microservice backends and demo a GraphQL backend with Quarkus.

RESTful microservices with GraphQL

Local development for Kubernetes based applications creates significant testing challenges. The creation and setup of components like databases and messaging brokers are especially difficult. The Testcontainers project provides lightweight test services (like databases and messaging brokers), but requires significant configuration. 

Quarkus Dev Services extends Testcontainers to automatically start your application’s dependencies to deliver prod-like integration testing. In this talk we will demonstrate how Quarkus Dev Services enables seamless live coding and integration testing with zero configuration, delivering developer joy!

Integration testing with Quarkus

Serverless brings a host of advantages to systems including automatic scaling, high availability, increased agility and stability freeing up teams to focus on and accelerate innovation. 

In this session, aimed at intermediate to advanced developers, we will explore event driven design, decomposing subsystems, and breaking apart front-end monoliths.  We will also talk about designing for failure, optimizing throughput, and BFF’s (Backends for Frontend).

Serverless patterns and practices with knative

Almost all companies developing microservices struggle with how and what to test. Having developed hundreds of microservices across multiple projects one thing is clear: everyone has a different opinion of what needs to be tested and how.
 
In this presentation we will discuss techniques that have worked for Red Hat's customers, some that did not work,  and how to adopt a “shift-left” culture. We will also cover the background and theory of good testing practices, beginning with the test pyramid, and moving to CI/CD with techniques like contract testing, performance testing, and code coverage, and introduce tools like Mockito and Cucumber.

How much testing does my microservice really need?

Join us at the next Red Hat Coffee Hour as we talk with Gene Kim, Author of the Wall Street Journal Best-Seller, The Unicorn Project. Gene has spent over 20 years studying high-performing technology organizations. In The Unicorn Project, he attempts to frame what he’s learned studying technology leaders adopting DevOps principles and patterns in large, complex organizations, often having to fight deeply entrenched orthodoxies. And yet, despite huge obstacles, they create incredibly effective and innovative teams that create beacons of greatness that inspire us all. In his previous books, he’s focused on principles and practices (e.g., Three Ways, Four Types of Work). However, he’s always wanted to describe the spectrum of cultural, experiential and value decisions we make that either enable greatness, or create chronic suffering and underperformance. They are currently as follows: The First Ideal — Locality and Simplicity; The Second Ideal — Focus, Flow and Joy; The Third Ideal — Improvement of Daily Work; The Fourth Ideal — Psychological Safety; and The Fifth Ideal —  Customer Focus. 

In this talk, Gene will share his goals and aspirations for The Unicorn Project, describe in detail the Five Ideals, along with his favorite case studies of both ideal and non-ideal, and why he believes more than ever that DevOps will be one of the most potent economic forces for decades to come.

Featuring:
Adam Clater, Chief Architect, Red Hat
Gene Kim, Entrepreneur, Researcher, and Author Focused on IT Operations and Information Security

Red Hat Coffee Hour with Gene Kim

Many great innovators rely on design thinking as a way to creatively approach problems and create enriched customer experiences. In this session we will demonstrate how to apply key human-centered techniques to the development of web-based applications.

Specifically, we will demonstrate how quickly a new web-based application can be designed and validated with stakeholders by leveraging tooling around contract-first API Development. We will also show how quickly a user experience can be created, iteratively, without having to be bottlenecked by waiting for API changes, waiting for SDK development, and other traditional barriers to fast feedback loops.

Accelerating cloud-native application development with design thinking

In this webinar, we’ll cover how to modernize existing applications to deliver real-time digital experiences to your customers.

Application modernization - Goodbye batch data processing, hello Kafka

In this webinar, you’ll hear about the latest research in eXplainable AI (XAI), an approach that combines AI/ML and traditional business rules to better understand the factors that contribute to an automated decision. We’ll introduce you to the latest standards for representing decision logic, and we’ll demonstrate an XAI solution built from open source components that will show how we can finally answer questions about why an automated decision was made.

How explainable, predictive decision making can help us trust our AI models

In this webinar, we’ll review event-drive architecture technologies and practices, and show how carefully designed systems are solving some of the most complex challenges the world faces.

Cloud-native, event-driven design for high-value use cases

AI/ML, Cloud, Containers, DevOps, Events, Integration

Featuring:
Brian Gracely, Senrior Director OpenShift Product Strategy
Stu Miniman, Director, Market Insights, Red Hat

Choose your cloud-native path—an executive checklist

What is a container?, What is Kubernetes?, What is OpenShift?, Red Hat training

Kubernetes 101 an introduction to containers, Kubernetes, and OpenShift

Doctor Moogega Cooper is one of the world’s foremost experts on sterilization of spacecraft materials, working for NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s Planetary Protection Group. She is a planetary protection scientist charged with keeping not only Earth safe from alien life forms, but with making sure human’s extra-terrestrial voyages don’t infect places like the moon, mars or even the moons of Jupiter. 

Join us as Adam Clater, Chief architect at Red Hat, and Dr. Cooper talk about space exploration - the sample return mission from Mars, and where her research will take future NASA missions.

Red Hat Coffee Hour Series with Dr. Moogega Cooper

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