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Great video!! This should be a course

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OpenShift administration is quite complex, with most configurations being based on YAML files. Managing configurations through YAML files often leads to human errors, causing significant issues and extended periods to resolve them. Expectations for an OpenShift Administrator include simplifying the management of the OpenShift cluster, similar to tasks in Red Hat Virtualization, such as adding or removing nodes. Additionally, the administrator is responsible for post-installation tasks like AD integration and group synchronization, NTP configuration, subscription management, operating in disconnected environments, and storage management.

Very informative.

Nice

Clear and concise, well done

And where is the wearable device again?

Are you the one exploiting pretty much every app to collet information and enhance your AI?

Director: “ok guys, smile like you mean it!” - lol!!

Very informative, amazing guys !! 🙏👏👏

I use Ubuntu,I wonder whether Windows or Linux is faster in training and running artificial intelligence models. After Nvidia’s announcement, artificial intelligence models in Windows were accelerated 3x with Cude 12.0. Is Linux faster? Does anyone know that?

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Crisp and precise Information.. 🙂

Clean , simple and informative.. Loved it ..

whitin this process of configuration, futures deployed rhel vm's will be automatically register from now on?

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man these Red Hat videos are cool

In the demo part you deployed the operator into open-cluster-management, and then the pull secret and MultiCluster hub gets created in default namespace. Was that a right way to deploy ACM ?

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I wish E Readers like Speechify would work on it.

More such videos around this topic please

Thank you for this video, it meant a lot to me since I'm searching for where to focus my career.

🎉 Very Interesting!

Nice demo and explanation!

The amount of bandwidth is likely staggering - moving to edge for this specifically makes practical sense for businesses, even outside of latency concerns for a better customer experience.

great insight by Chris pointing out that with DPU we are moving the compute towards the edge, in this case servers, and it's relation to the CPU and buses with data transfers

The chain was a good analogy - the interplay between the cpu and TEE for memory allocation is also interesting.

The sandboxing element as well being OS agnostic is interesting. Only time will tell.

This digital twin concept is interesting - not altogether familiar with industrial automation but a fascinating video nevertheless.

I could listen to this for another hour - there are so many underlying implications for our economy surrounding this topic. I'm still binging through the series but I'm really appreciative to Red Hat for what I've seen thus far.

Awesome episode - what are some ways we can push forward the idea of power consumption reduction in our organizations? It definitely needs more awareness.

Emily is spot on - shifting security left and integrating this into the developers design process really gets in front of problems before they arise, as well as giving entire orgs a stake in the outcome of our mission. This show is amazing, going on a deep dive and watching them all.

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very useful, thank you very much!

does this image builder had capability with disk layout such as choose what is the disk used for rhel 8 os installed?

Nice opening sessions, thank you for sharing it with us.

I'm waiting for the day AI Helpdesk says "have you tried switching it off and then on?" LOL

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