Accelerate and Secure Your Distributed Data Ecosystem with Red Hat OpenShift
summary
Red Hat OpenShift plus YugabyteDB claim to deliver a cloud‑native, distributed SQL data plane that runs on bare metal, System p/z, AWS/Azure/Alibaba (ROSA/Hypershift) and at the edge, with faster deployment and automated LCM out of the box. The combo supports SQL/NoSQL/streaming, horizontal scaling and day‑2 automation, improves density and availability, and cites real scale—12 million connected cars and ~1 billion requests/week—as evidence it works in production.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Welcome
- 0:45What is OpenShift
- 2:33Innovation drives success
- 4:37Deployment scenarios
- 8:31Why OpenShift stands out
- 11:20Edge computing
- 13:04OpenShift for innovation
- 16:17Security and enterprise readiness
- 18:24Evolving data ecosystem
- 20:31From monolith to distributed
- 22:17YugabyteDB as the distributed data plane
- 24:02Cloud-native database benefits
- 26:33Consistent app and data plane
- 27:37Summary
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