#EdgeComputing is poised to play a pivotal role in shaping our digital future. Red Hat a leader in enterprise grade open-source solutions, is spearheading this revolution. “Edge computing is growing really fast,” said Shobhan Lakkapragada (pictured, right), senior director of product, edge computing, at Red Hat.
“Some people say 20 times faster than core and various industries are going through transformation, whether they’re manufacturing control systems, healthcare [or] retail. We wanted to have a platform that gives them the flexibility regardless of whether they are traditional workloads, containers on #Linux or #Kubernetes all the way at the far edge.”
One of the key takeaways from the conversation was Red Hat’s unwavering commitment to #opensource principles. The company collaborates with open-source communities, integrates open-source solutions and contributes to the development of open-source projects, according to O’Malley. This approach ensures that its edge computing solutions are not only innovative, but also supportable and enterprise-ready.
“An open-source project that is one of my favorites is #OpenTelemetry. We have found throughout Red Hat that OpenTelemetry can fill gaps in so many places,” O’Malley said. “That’s how Red Hat does things. We integrate in open-source communities. Sometimes we start open-source communities ourselves. And then we bring those solutions in a supportable enterprise-ready way.”
Click below to read about this writeup by Chad Wilson on this interview with Lakkapragada and Sally OMalley’Malley (left), principal software engineer of emerging technologies at Red Hat, as they spoke with theCUBE industry analysts John Furrier and Savannah Peterson at #KubeCon + #CloudNativeCon NA, during an exclusive broadcast on SiliconANGLE & theCUBE.
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