Community Tummler, strategist and Technical Product Marketing Manager at Red Hat. Tinkerer at heart.
Orlando, FL
Joined December 2007
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What a week! Red Hat OpenShift Containers running on our own Cloud Computer, countless supporters stopping by to see the computer in person, and so many folks who heard about Oxide for the first time! Thanks for the love #RHSummit community!
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Learn how to easily run @RedHat @QuarkusIO on @Azure Container Apps in this quick start guide by my colleague Jianguo Ma. learn.microsoft.com/en-us/az…
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@RedHat is enabling more capabilities, consumption models, and options for running JBoss EAP on @openshift and @Azure
redhat.com/en/about/press-re…
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Want to learn how @jkubeio can make #kubernetesnative #innerloop development with @QuarkusIO even easier than it already is? Check out my latest article!
quarkus.io/blog/kubernetes-n…
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Heading to KubeCon NA 2022? Join our workshop -- part of the @openshiftcommon Gathering -- to learn our tools, see upcoming features, and give us feedback.
Secure your spot by registering at the link in the comments. Spots are limited.
Attendees will get new Konveyor swag 😎
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Read Red Hat's response to the recent #Java release cadence changes: red.ht/3Gdgxci
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We're excited to announce the 1.0 release of Language Support for Java™ on VS Code! This is a huge milestone and result of multi-year collaboration between Microsoft, Red Hat and VS Code community. Visit this blog for highlights and future plans:devblogs.microsoft.com/java/…
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...and it works just great. Of all the things we think about each day at Adoptium, the robustness and reliability of the Quarkus-based API is not one of them!
@QuarkusIO thank you for providing one less thing to worry about 😁
@adoptium Uses Quarkus for high volume Java SE distribution API quarkus.io/blog/adoptium-cus… via @quarkusio
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Download for free and learn about #Quarkus for #Spring Developers @rhdevelopers @QuarkusIO @springboot developers.redhat.com/books/…
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Keep your business competitive by creating agile and responsive Java applications quickly. Find out how #RedHat #OpenShift & #Quarkus can help you achieve this while moving towards a cloud-native future. openshift.com/quarkus
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Quarkus wins @TheStevieAwards gold prize for "Best Software Solution". Thank you to our outstanding community members.
bit.ly/quarkusstevies
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Proud and grateful to be featured in an article in The New Stack about our story; The thought process and the effort behind a technological decision that shaped a major part of Vodafone Greece's modern infrastructure. #java #quarkus #microservices
thenewstack.io/how-vodafone-…
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"Quarkus is much faster at startup than Framework A -- Quarkus Native is 12x faster than Framework A, and Quarkus JVM is 2x faster. " I wonder if that unknown framework has anything to do with a season and rhymes with my foot! 😆 redhat.com/en/blog/key-findi…
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Over the past 25 years, #Java has changed quite a bit—and changed the game for #developers. Have you been #MovedbyJava? Tell us how 👇
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FINAL:
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Intro to complete stack of cloud-native application environment architecture
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If you're at the @redhatsummit, @bbenz and @schtool will show you how to work with @java and @microprofileio to deploy microservices to containers, @kubernetesio and @openshift on @Azure using free, open source tools on Wednesday, May 8, 3:30PM.
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If you're at the @RedHatSummit, @bbenz & @schtool will show you how to work with @java & @MicroProfileIO to deploy microservices to containers, @kubernetesio & @openshift on @Azure using free, open source tools on Wednesday, May 8, 3:30PM. More info: red.ht/2JjeV6V
