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As we shake off the remnants of 2020 and cast our collective gaze toward the future, we chatted (virtually, of course) with a few of our notable developer advocates about the road ahead. Each shared their thoughts on what they saw as a major trend for 2021. Watch the video to hear their wide range of viewpoints. 1. Multiarchitecture development IBM developer advocate Spencer Krum says, “You’re gonna have to test yourself for a lot of different platforms and you have to develop it for those ...

Early next year, Red Hat OpenShift users will be able to deploy Windows containers alongside Linux containers. Starting in early 2021, Windows containers will be supported on Red Hat OpenShift. This will make things easier for companies using Linux and Windows in a multi-cloud infrastructure, as it means that Windows servers wont be forced into their own separate silos that require separate management. Windows containers will be able to be fired up on Windows servers and managed by the sa...

“Red Hat OpenShift already provides enterprises with a powerful foundation to connect workloads across the hybrid cloud and with each new feature or capability we aim further that mission,” said Ashesh Badani, senior vice president of cloud platforms at Red Hat.  “With Red Hat OpenShift Support for Windows Containers, organizations no longer need to manage separate IT stacks for their Linux and Windows containers — helping to break down silos and make it easier for enterprises to pursu...

Posted December 9th, 2020 for Red Hat Industry’s leading enterprise Kubernetes platform now integrates with GitHub, bringing DevOps automation tools from the world’s largest developer platform into the OpenShift ecosystem RALEIGH, N.C. AND SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. — December 9, 2020 — GITHUB UNIVERSE  – Red Hat, Inc., the worlds leading provider of open source solutions, and GitHub, the software collaboration platform home to more than 50 million developers, toda...