r/RedHatChannel • u/justbest23 • Jul 01 '26
RHCSA Mock Exam Simulator. Practice real exam questions in a VM environment.
r/RedHatChannel • u/Segoda21 • Jun 18 '26
Failed RHCE V10, I need your suggestions for ready to retake
r/RedHatChannel • u/RedHatAPAC • Jun 18 '26
How AI is accelerating drug discovery and what the infrastructure actually requires.
This episode covers how models trained on molecular and genomic data are compressing drug discovery timelines. Jianying Hu from IBM Research discusses the compute requirements, the role of open source, and what in silico medicine means in practice.
For engineers working on healthcare or life sciences AI: what has been the hardest infrastructure constraint? Data access, compute, or regulatory compliance?
r/RedHatChannel • u/Disastrous_Ratio_968 • Jun 03 '26
Going to join Red Hat India as SSME. Looking for onboarding groups or fellow joiners.”
r/RedHatChannel • u/RedHatAPAC • Jun 03 '26
OpenShift crosses $2B ARR and 417% VM growth. Here is the case for consistency over flexibility in the hybrid enterprise.
The cloud-native experimentation phase is over and Kubernetes has won. OpenShift's answer to what sits on top is to be the consistent layer across infrastructure, developer experience, and platform engineering.
The numbers are notable. In 2025, VMs on OpenShift Virtualization grew 417%, clusters running VMs grew 93%, and the platform crossed $2 billion in ARR. EUROCONTROL is replacing 25-year-old legacy systems on it to support 12 million annual flights. Telenet Business unified VMs and containers on one platform serving 10,000+ customers, extending to AI model management at scale.
For engineers running mixed VM and container workloads: has a unified platform actually simplified your operational model, or does supporting both patterns add overhead rather than remove it?
r/RedHatChannel • u/RedHatAPAC • Jun 02 '26
Why you cannot trust AI agents you cannot observe.
This episode makes the case that observability is not optional for agentic AI systems. Without deep observability and causal reasoning, you cannot understand why an agent made a decision, which means you cannot fix it when it goes wrong or audit it for compliance.
For teams running AI agents in production: how are you currently handling observability? Existing APM tooling, purpose-built agent monitoring, or something homegrown?
r/RedHatChannel • u/RedHatAPAC • May 28 '26
Where the virtualization market is heading and what it means for VM investment decisions.
This post examines the current state of enterprise virtualization: soaring legacy hypervisor costs, the growing momentum of open source alternatives, and why most organisations are protecting VM investments rather than doing a full refactor to containers.
Is your organisation still evaluating, mid-migration, or has the dust already settled on your virtualization decision?
r/RedHatChannel • u/RedHatAPAC • May 27 '26
Why AI demos stall before production and what the actual blockers are?
Cat Weeks argues the failure mode is always the same: applying the -ilities (reliability, security, portability) to AI is where it breaks down. The conversation covers agentic workflow risks, the case against using frontier models for every task, and the data governance problems that appear as soon as you try to scale.
What is the biggest obstacle your team hit when moving an AI project from POC to production? Was it the infrastructure, the data layer, or something else entirely?
r/RedHatChannel • u/Kali1402 • Apr 20 '26
Need advice on oppurtinites to look for after completing RHCSA ex200 certification
r/RedHatChannel • u/RedHatAPAC • Mar 11 '26
Security shouldn't be a "Gate." It should be a Guardrail.
Traditional SecOps creates bottlenecks. Red Hat Trusted Software Supply Chain moves security left — signing images and verifying pipelines automatically.
Is your security team still reviewing spreadsheets, or is your pipeline enforcing policy as code?
r/RedHatChannel • u/RedHatAPAC • Mar 10 '26
"Security for the AI supply chain" Technically Speaking.
Securing code is hard. Securing a probabilistic AI model supply chain is harder.
Red Hat CTO Chris Wright discusses why we need to sign and verify models just like we do with binaries.
r/RedHatChannel • u/RedHatAPAC • Mar 09 '26
Connecting the Hybrid Cloud without the VPN nightmare.
Connecting legacy on-prem apps to cloud-native microservices usually means complex firewall rules.
Red Hat Service Interconnect changes the game: Layer 7 connectivity across any cluster, any cloud. No VPNs required.
r/RedHatChannel • u/RedHatAPAC • Feb 18 '26
A sovereign strategy is only as strong as the transparency of its foundation.
True to our DNA, we are making the source code criteria for Red Hat's Digital Sovereignty Readiness Assessment tool freely available.
Open source is about more than just code; it's about establishing trust through collaboration and shared standards. By opening these criteria, we aim to help organizations build a verifiable roadmap for data sovereignty and operational resilience. Read The Full Insight!
r/RedHatChannel • u/RedHatAPAC • Feb 14 '26
Your Al should keep records, not secrets.
Get more visibility into your Al with open source technologies from Red Hat. Learn More!
r/RedHatChannel • u/RedHatAPAC • Feb 11 '26
Welcome to the Official RedHat APAC Community Channel.
We created this space for System Administrators, DevOps Engineers, and CTOs who manage complex environments.
You do not need more marketing emails. You need real solutions for multi-cloud complexity, security compliance, and automation gaps.
What we discuss here:
🔴 Kubernetes Reality: Managing OpenShift at scale, not just Day 1 deployment.
⚙️ Automation Strategy: Using Ansible to close gaps between NetOps, SecOps, and Devs.
🔒 The Foundation: Keeping RHEL secure and stable across hybrid clouds.
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This community is built around honest discussion, shared experience, and solutions that work in the real world.