Red Hat Universal Base Image (UBI) is Red Hat’s container-ready operating system image that allows you to build smaller images for use in container-based systems. With Read More
As a software developer, your primary role is to deliver bits: pieces of executable ones and zeros that work as designed and expected. How do Read More
I recently wrote a few automated database-populating scripts. Specifically, I am running Microsoft SQL Server in a container in a Kubernetes cluster—okay, it’s Red Hat Read More
Even though cloud-native computing has been around for some time—the Cloud Native Computing Foundation was started in 2015; an eon in computer time—not every developer Read More
Embracing the future—making the transition from legacy monolithic applications running on .NET Framework to microservices and images running in containers (or pods)—is a tall task. Read More
Developers who use and target Microsoft’s .NET Framework are no longer outsiders looking in when it comes to developing container-based applications. Whether porting an existing Read More
Now that you have your own Red Hat OpenShift instance in our Developer Sandbox for Red Hat OpenShift … What? You don’t have your place Read More
When .NET was released to the open source world (November 12, 2014—not that I remember the date or anything), it didn’t just bring .NET to Read More
When Microsoft announced in November 2014 that the .NET Framework would be open source, the .NET developer’s world shifted. This was not a slight drift Read More
Red Hat CodeReady Containers allows you to spin up a small Red Hat OpenShift cluster on your local PC, with the need for a server, Read More