As customers look for alternatives to VMWare, Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization, which is included with Red Hat OpenShift, is finding itself front and center as an option to help reduce operational overhead by giving customers one platform for virtual machines (VMs) and containers.

The traditional IT operations workflow has always relied on a process and procedure cycle that ultimately requires manual intervention to restore production services and resolve an active incident. In this session, presented by Nick Thompson from WWT, we explored how the combination of Event-Driven Ansible, application telemetry, and a solid foundation of observability can be combined to deliver the ultimate in closed-loop automation to reduce incidents and after-hours troubleshooting.

In this session, Stuart Kirk, Principal Solutions Architect, Red Hat, presented on how to utilize Ansible Automation Platform (AAP) to automate the migration of virtual machines to OpenShift Virtualization, bringing all the benefits Ansible provides: speed, scale, and consistency.

Learn about Red Hat OpenShift and how it can open new possibilities for your business.

World Wide Technology (WWT) customers can access over 250 technology labs on demand. In this session, Corey Wanless from WWT explained how Event-Driven Ansible contributes to provisioning some of our new, on-demand labs. He demonstrated how to use AMQ streams (Apache Kafka) hosted on Red Hat OpenShift combined with Event-Drive Ansible to create a loosely coupled automation stack to provision infrastructure and applications.

Customers of World Wide Technology (WWT) have access to over 250 technology labs on demand. Discover how Event-Driven Ansible contributes to the provisioning of some of our new, on-demand labs.