Mike has worked in various marketing roles (product management, partner/business development, product marketing, and developer relations) involving enterprise software. He's been with Red Hat since 2010 doing developer and/or partner related work. He founded the Red Hat developer blog in 2013, and co-founded/launched Red Hat Developer Toolset and Red Hat Software Collections for Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Mike currently works on Red Hat's Partner Connect team, focused on helping partner developers with Red Hat products.
Repost from Red Hat Enterprise Linux Blog. "In the coming weeks, we’ll explore the inner workings of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Beta – what makes it tick and how it will make your organization tick better. But for now, read all about what the next generation of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 will entail here – better yet, try it out for yourself, and enter a drawing to win $500 by telling us what interests you most."
A number of you have asked the question, and now we have the answer - RHEL 7 beta is now available! See today's full announcement here, but here are some excerpts and specifics for developers. "Today marks an exciting milestone for Red Hat as we share news of the beta availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7. With today’s announcement, we are inviting Red Hat customers, partners, and members of the public to provide feedback on what we believe is...
Be sure to follow this new addition to the Red Hat blogosphere at: rhelblog.redhat.com. You can expect to see a great series of technical articles here.
Announcing OpenShift Enterprise 2.0 | OpenShift by Red Hat. In case you missed this last week - Red Hat Software Collections are becoming cartridges in OpenShift. " Cartridge Upgrades: As a leader in both operating system development and middleware solutions, Red Hat is in a unique position to provide some amazing content to PaaS users, which are integrated as OpenShift Cartridges. With the advent of the Red Hat Software Collections we are now able to bring Node.js to our OpenShift...
Whether you're new to developing on RHEL or have been doing it a while, you may get some use from this RHEL Developer Getting Started guide. Think of this as a large "table of contents" for all things developing on RHEL. It walks you through available developer tools and resources, provides a brief description for each, and gives one or more pointers for more information. Download the document here or peruse this file and other resources at developer.redhat.com/RHEL. Let us...
As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, many of you have read Slavek's prior articles on software collections - now you can hear him talk! Slavek, from Red Hat's engineering team that brings us software collections, is an excellent presenter having spoken about collections numerous times at the Red Hat Summit. If you have questions about how to use collections, attend today's webinar. Title: Deep dive into Red Hat Software Collections Software Collections are the technology behind Red Hat®...
So who's not interested in OpenStack these days? Visit and follow Red Hat's new blog on OpenStack: http://redhatstackblog.redhat.com/. Announced just yesterday, Radhesh mentioned "All of us at Red Hat are excited about OpenStack: both what we are doing as a company to bring to market enterprise products based on OpenStack and as a leading corporate contributor to the OpenStack community. In this blog you will find posts from our OpenStack Product Management and Engineering teams, charged with the development of...
Interested in DevOps but not sure where to start? How about getting started in 3 steps? Check out this insightful Dr. Dobb's article by Langdon White, co-blogger and developer evangelist, and Robyn Bergeron, Fedora Project Leader. "DevOps need not be a top-down mandate to succeed. With these steps, developers and operations staff can lead the way implementing DevOps techniques and later show the organizational benefits to management." Enjoy the article - read it here ! We're beginning to assemble some...
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