Name: SUSE Multi-Linux Manager: Control Your SLES Updates on AWS
Start: 2024-12-11T00:37:00Z
End: 2024-12-11T00:37:09.000Z
Location: BrightTALK

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Learn how to keep your SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) instances running smoothly and securely on Amazon EC2. In this video, David Rocha from AWS and Stephen Mogg from SUSE discuss the different update options available, including the SUSE Public Cloud Update Infrastructure (PCUI) and SUSE Multi-Linux Manager.

Discover how PCUI provides:
- Fast and easy updates: Region-local servers ensure low latency and quick access to patches.
- High availability: Multiple servers per region guarantee service continuity.
- Automatic updates: Pay-as-you-go instances connect to PCUI automatically.

This video also covers key considerations for using PCUI, such as network connectivity and client software requirements. Whether you're using a pay-as-you-go or bring-your-own-subscription model, this video will help you choose the right update infrastructure for your SLES workloads on AWS.

Want to learn more about SUSE Multi-Linux Manager? Stay tuned for our next video in the SUSE on AWS series. Learn more about SUSE and AWS suse.com/aws

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server on AWS: Update Options

Dive deep into the SUSE Public Cloud Update Infrastructure (PCUI) for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) on Amazon EC2. In this video, David Rocha from AWS and Stephen Mogg from SUSE provide a detailed overview of SUSE’s PCUI, explaining how it works and how your SLES instances connect to receive updates.

Learn about:
- PCUI architecture: Discover the different server types and their roles in the update process.
- Registration process: See how pay-as-you-go instances automatically connect to PCUI.
- Network connectivity: Understand the ports and protocols used for communication.
- Troubleshooting: Find out how to check log files for connectivity issues.
- Security: Learn how to identify and safelist PCUI server IP addresses for restrictive network environments.

This video is a must-watch for anyone running SLES on AWS who wants to ensure their systems are always up-to-date and secure.

Want to learn more about managing and updating your SUSE environment on AWS? Check out the next video in our series and learn more here: suse.com/aws

How SLES Instances Connect to SUSE PCUI on AWS

Learn how to extend support for your SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) installations beyond the standard lifecycle with Long Term Service Pack Support (LTSS). In this video, David Rocha from AWS and Stephen Mogg from SUSE discuss the benefits of LTSS and how to obtain it for your SLES instances on AWS.

Key topics covered in the video:
- Understand the purpose and benefits of LTSS.
- When to consider LTSS.
- Discover how to purchase LTSS subscriptions through the AWS Marketplace.
- Learn how to connect your SLES instances to receive LTSS patches.

This video is a must-watch for any organization using SLES on AWS who wants to ensure continued security and support for their existing systems.

Extend your SLES support today and protect your critical workloads. Learn more about LTSS and how to get started: https://www.suse.com/c/adding-ltss-to-sle-12-on-the-public-cloud-for-payg-on-demand-workloads/

Extend Your SLES Support with LTSS

Part 2 of this video guides you through securing your software supply chain for container development. Learn how Kubewarden and NeuVector provide layered security to protect against vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and even zero-day exploits. See how SUSE Rancher Prime integrates these tools, along with a private container image repository, for a comprehensive and easy-to-use solution. Safeguard your applications and infrastructure by watching this video today.

Learn More: https://www.suse.com/solutions/enterprise-container-management/

Secure Your Software Supply Chain for Container Development

Gain insights into the risks and vulnerabilities within the software supply chain for container development. Learn how to protect your code, people, and processes from malicious attacks and misconfigurations. We'll discuss the importance of a layered security approach and how SUSE Rancher Prime's application collections can ensure you're using trusted and up-to-date software components.

Watch part 2 as we dive deeper into runtime security with NeuVector and Kubewarden.

Get a high-level overview of SUSE Rancher on AWS, addressing key considerations for effective Kubernetes management.We'll explore the benefits of using Rancher to manage your Kubernetes clusters across diverse environments, empowering your DevOps teams and enhancing security. Understand the distinction between Community Rancher and Rancher Prime, evaluating the level of support and features that align with your organization's needs.

Additionally, we'll delve into Hosted Rancher, our SaaS offering designed to simplify cluster management and ensure high availability.

Learn more in our blog: https://www.suse.com/c/options-for-running-rancher-on-aws/

SUSE Rancher on AWS: Choose the Right Option for Your Kubernetes Management

The end of support for CentOS 7 is now in the past. Businesses running RHEL 7 have to choose between purchasing extended lifecycle support or an upgrade that could be costly, risky, and time-consuming. If you are still relying on these legacy Linux platforms, it's time to make critical decisions about the future of your business-critical workloads. Chances are you're concerned about crafting an effective, future-proof Linux migration strategy that ensures long-term stability and security while minimizing the risk of business disruptions.

Learn from our experts! Join our panel of Linux and AWS professionals as they discuss strategies to seamlessly transition from unsupported legacy Linux platforms to a modern, future-proof, and fully-supported Linux environment that offers enhanced performance and continued security and reliability for your business-critical workloads. Watch now to learn best practices for planning and executing your unsupported Linux migrations to a SUSE Liberty Linux environment on AWS, minimizing disruptions, and future-proofing your Linux investments against evolving technological demands.

Learn More: https://more.suse.com/LL-CentOS7_LP.html

Future-Proof Your Infrastructure with SUSE Liberty Linux on AWS

The end of support for CentOS 7 is now in the past. Businesses running RHEL 7 have to choose between purchasing extended lifecycle support or an upgrade that could be costly, risky, and time-consuming. If you are still relying on these legacy Linux platforms, it's time to make critical decisions about the future of your business-critical workloads. Chances are you're concerned about crafting an effective, future-proof Linux migration strategy that ensures long-term stability and security while minimizing the risk of business disruptions.

Don't go it alone! Join our panel of Linux and AWS experts as they discuss strategies to seamlessly transition from unsupported legacy Linux platforms to a modern, future-proof, and fully-supported Linux environment that offers enhanced performance and continued security and reliability for your business-critical workloads. Watch now to learn best practices for planning and executing your unsupported Linux migrations to a SUSE Liberty Linux environment on AWS, minimizing disruptions, and future-proofing your Linux investments against evolving technological demands.

Learn More: https://more.suse.com/LL-CentOS7_LP.html

Unleash the power of NeuVector on AWS and secure every container app with confidence. Cloud-native technologies like Kubernetes help organizations scale their infrastructure with unprecedented speed and agility. However, such rapid growth has created security and compliance roadblocks at every layer of the enterprise stack including networking, operating systems, containers, and applications.

Learn what a holistic strategy for securing your cloud-native infrastructure can look like. 
Available on the AWS Marketplace, NeuVector offers AWS customers self-service access to full lifecycle Zero Trust container security at a pay-as-you-go price.

Event highlights
• Tap into the joint expertise of AWS + SUSE: With a proven track record of guiding countless customers through security hurdles, we've got the insights you need
• Discover AWS + SUSE capabilities: Unveil hidden features, expert insights and tips that empower you to deploy practical zero-trust controls today.
• Safeguard the Container Apps you run on AWS and at the Edge: As security takes centre stage in 2024 and beyond, do you possess a 360-degree strategy for shielding your cloud-native apps? Uncover vital insights and learn from industry leaders!

Speaker Bios:
Darren Aitchison is a Senior Solutions Architect from NeuVector by SUSE.  He has over 22 years experience within the information security arena and specializes in network, application and container security.
Dominik works as Sr. Partner Solutions Architect, with a focus on SUSE products, in the Linux Partner Team at AWS. He is an Open Source Enthusiast and Contributor, Dog Person, Passionate Engineer who loves solving tricky issues and is always eager to learn new things. His professional career started in 2002 and has always been IT-centric, distinguished by broad knowledge of different technologies and fields. At AWS, he helps Partners and Customers to optimize existing and to migrate new workloads to AWS.

True Zero Trust Security Layers for Amazon EKS

Take control of your SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) updates on AWS with SUSE Multi-Linux Manager! In this video, David Rocha from AWS and Stephen Mogg from SUSE explore the benefits of SUSE Multi-Linux Manager for managing and patching your SLES environment.

Discover how SUSE Multi-Linux Manager allows you to:
- Gain control: Manage updates across development, testing, and production environments with Content Lifecycle Management.
- Enhance stability: Create a workflow for updates to allow a  consistent and reliable patching of production workloads.
- Simplify management: Manage your entire Linux lifecycle, including configuration and compliance, from a single platform.

This video also covers how to subscribe to SUSE Manager on AWS, including utilizing the AWS Marketplace for easy deployment and flexible subscription options.

SUSE Multi-Linux Manager: Control Your SLES Updates on AWS

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