Bob Wise, AWS & Peder Ulander, AWS | Red Hat Summit 2021 Virtual Experience
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Jointly operated managed Red Hat OpenShift on AWS known as Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA) gives a fully managed OpenShift with single billing and support, tighter AWS service integrations, and migration tooling so on‑prem OpenShift runs consistently in AWS. Engineering work includes ACK controllers to manage AWS services via Kubernetes APIs, contributions like OpenSearch/Babel Fish, and platform features for security, observability and chaos testing (fault injection simulator). Operational model centers on getops — declarative intent plus convergence loops to run large, automated distributed fleets.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 0:20AWS and Red Hat partnership
- 1:24History of AWS-Red Hat collaboration
- 2:29Introducing ROSA service
- 3:54Meaning of 'on AWS' branding
- 6:24Customer-driven development process
- 7:26Customer use cases and demand
- 8:33Enterprise features in ROSA
- 10:17Future of ROSA and open-source
- 11:19AWS position on open-source
- 15:20Security in open-source projects
- 16:23Automation and DevOps evolution
- 19:14Scaling automation and reliability
- 20:16DevOps and distributed systems
- 21:21AIOps and observability tools
- 22:49Cloud as the new operating model
- 23:32Consistency across environments
- 24:34Defining getops
- 26:17Summary and benefits of ROSA
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