Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Series in full swing

Red Hat, the provider of open source solutions, is currently conducting the Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Series, an event for open hybrid cloud strategists and practitioners taking place across Asia Pacific.

According to IDC*, 70% of customers already deploy multicloud environments and 64% of applications in a typical IT portfolio today are cloud-based, whether public or private.

The event touches down in Beijing, mainland China; Bangkok, Thailand; Hong Kong, Jakarta, Indonesia; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Mumbai, India; Manila, the Philippines; Seoul, Korea; Singapore, Taipei in Taiwan and Tokyo, Japan.

Themed Bridge Your Clouds. Build Your Future, Red Hat aims to share how enterprises can accelerate and architect a hybrid cloud strategy designed to speed innovation and give a competitive edge. The event will also focus on Red Hat’s open hybrid cloud strategy and highlights Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 and Red Hat OpenShift 4.

Frank Feldmann, VP, APAC office of technology, Red Hat Asia Pacific said, “Enterprises in Asia Pacific have adopted a hybrid cloud environment to improve business agility and gain flexibility. Together, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 and Red Hat OpenShift 4 can provide a consistent foundation for innovation and offer the latest hybrid tools to help optimise cost, performance and speed as enterprises move forward in their digital transformation journey.”


The event keynote discusses Red Hat’s open hybrid cloud strategy and share business insights about cloud-native applications and Kubernetes. Red Hat executives will also offer direction for how organizations can implement a hybrid cloud infrastructure with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 and Red Hat OpenShift 4.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8, announced in May 2019, forms the foundation for Red Hat’s hybrid cloud portfolio. It gives organisations a consistent operating system (OS) across public, private, and hybrid cloud environments. It comes with built-in management and predictive analytics.

Red Hat OpenShift 4, also introduced in May 2019, is the latest generation of Red Hat’s enterprise Kubernetes platform.

The keynote will also include a technical demo and customer cases.

Other discussion themes include:
  • The trends and best practices for designing, planning and operationalising an open hybrid cloud approach
  • How leading companies deliver innovative apps and services through Kubernetes and containerisation
  • Security, compliance and governance considerations for apps and workloads that run on a mix of public and private clouds
  • The automation and management capabilities required to extend into public clouds without losing control
  • Why the introduction of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 and Red Hat OpenShift 4 can be transformational for hybrid clouds 

This year, the software and applications running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux will touch US$10 trillion of global business revenue, as estimated by IDC in a report sponsored by Red Hat on the economic impact of Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

Details:

The Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Series schedule includes:

July 11: Jakarta

July 16: Kuala Lumpur

July 17: Mumbai

July 23: Bangkok

July 25: Manila

July 26: Hong Kong

July 30: Taipei

*IDC, Market Analysis Perspective: Worldwide Core and Edge Computing Platforms, September 2018

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