Parul Singh, Luke Hinds & Stephan Watt, Red Hat | Red Hat Summit 2021 Virtual Experience
summary
OpenShift connects to quantum backends via an operator-based approach that uses Qiskit circuits so containerized apps can call quantum hardware, return results and join classical workflows; the quantum work lives in the Qiskit open source community. A separate effort builds sigstore as a public-good service that signs artifacts, records events in a transparency log (immutable, blockchain-like) and eases key management. The security stance emphasizes algorithm agility so systems can swap crypto before future quantum breaks current primitives.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:23Red Hats first principles
- 2:17Bringing open source community participation
- 5:07Quantum on Openshift
- 8:06Quantum on Kubernetes
- 8:57Sigstore
- 11:46Security
- 15:49Immutability
- 17:33Quantum
- 20:07Algorithm Agility
- 21:58New Trends
- 22:55Emerging Tech
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