2014 Red Hat JBoss Expert Panel

I’ve been tossing around the idea of organizing a discussion and whiteboarding event anchored by Eric Schabell, Keeny Peeples, and myself. The three of us have a hands-on background that includes solution architecture and consulting, and together, we provide subject matter expertise for the entire Red Hat JBoss middleware portfolio:

The potential of Red Hat JBoss xPaaS services for OpenShift

Red Hat has just announced its strategy for JBoss xPaaS services for OpenShift, the industry’s first unified offering that brings a comprehensive set of enterprise services into a single PaaS environment.

Need to meet business priorities? Accelerate development.

The business priorities may include increasing enterprise growth, delivering operational results, accelerating innovation, and increasing satisfaction.

How can the right middleware help meet these priorities?

Improve Uptime, Security, and Efficiency of Java Applications

Red Hat and Straveda will be delivering a webinar tomorrow on Red Hat JBoss Operation Network.

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You know that middleware is essential to keep your business running smoothly. But are you getting the most out of your middleware? Red Hat JBoss Operations Network can help you manage, simplify, and control your Red Hat middleware platforms and applications.

PaaS: OpenShift, Architecture, and Success

Next week, Matt Hicks and Bill DeCoste will be delivering a webinar on how to design and deploy applications to the cloud.

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How to design code for the cloud and enjoy the benefits of PaaS

Designing and coding cloud-ready applications is essential to your business’ future success. So take advantage of the resources you have. Letting your developers use their existing skills can help you meet your growing application-development needs.

Accelerating Innovation – Automating JBoss Deployments with RapidDeploy

MidVision is hosting a joint webinar with Red Hat this week on the topic of JBoss migrations.

Thursday, September 12th September @ 10:00 AM CST

David Sayers (Co-Founder, MidVision) and Ronan Kirby (ISV Alliances, Red Hat) will be discussing how MidVision’s RapidDeploy solution can be an important support to a middleware migration strategy, helping organisations move from proprietary technologies to JBoss. This is a great opportunity to understand more about new developments in practices like Continuous Delivery and DevOps, and to ask questions!

The Art of JBoss EAP Deployments

Application deployment in complex environments is challenging and can require deep configuration knowledge. To help, Red Hat Partner MidVision is hosting a webcast on the 29th of August to walk through some best practices of JBoss EAP deployments.

My JBoss Cloud Project

I haven’t published that many posts this month. So, I present Two for Tuesday.

• Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform – First Look (link)
• The JBoss Cloud Project

First a post on the OpenShift by Red Hat internal architecture (link). Then a post on my first look at Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform or Red Hat OpenStack / RHOS.

It’s true, I’m going to spend August and September highlighting Java EE and JBoss EAP in the cloud.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform – First Look

I haven’t published that many posts this month. So, I present Two for Tuesday.

• Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform – First Look
• The JBoss Cloud Project (link)

First things first, Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform or Red Hat OpenStack / RHOS. I’ll refer to it as simply OpenStack. As mentioned in my last post, I’m going to spend August and September highlighting Java EE and JBoss EAP in the cloud. In my last post, I described the internal architecture of OpenShift by Red Hat. In particular, multitenancy and networking. This post is simply my first look at OpenStack (Grizzly).

Java EE in the Cloud: OpenShift Architecture

I am going to spend August and September highlighting Java EE and JBoss EAP in the cloud. I will focus on deploying Java EE applications JBoss EAP running on OpenShift Online (Public PaaS), OpenShift Enterprise (Private PaaS), and OpenStack (Private IaaS). In fact, I am planning to run OpenShift Enterprise on Red Hat Cloud Infrastructure in a dedicated lab at Red Hat. More on that later.