Building Red Hat Enterprise Linux images the new way
AI inference at the edge using OpenShift AI
Building the Future Using Bootable Containers
In this episode, we will explore Image Mode for RHEL, a modern approach to building, deploying, and managing RHEL systems. Unlike traditional RHEL installations, Image Mode leverages bootc and ostree technologies to create immutable, version-controlled operating system images based on OCI containers. This approach offers significant advantages in consistency, security, and scalability for creating custom images based on RHEL. Join us and learn about: - What is Image Mode for RHEL? - How to build a custom image - Utilize GitOps to build, deploy, and manage your custom image - Enterprise Use Cases for Image Mode for RHEL - AI/ML Stacks - Containerization of the VM - Edge Appliances - Standalone Container Hosts Real World Use Cases of bootc and ostree: - Bazzite (https://bazzite.gg) - Bluefin (https://projectbluefin.io)
Referenten
Noel Miller | CME TAM, NAPS, Red Hat
Noel Miller is a Technical Account Manager at Red Hat, and the Project Manager and Core Contributor at the open source project Universal Blue (https://universal-blue.org). He has been working in IT for a little over 10 years, with most of his career being focused on Small and Medium Size businesses. He joined Red Hat in August 2023 as a Technical Account Manager with a focus on Ansible. Furthermore, he is the Project Manager and a Core Contributor at Universal Blue (https://universal-blue.org). Universal Blue builds a diverse set of continuously delivered operating system images using Fedora Atomic Desktop and Fedora CoreOS’ support for OCI/Docker containers. Universal Blue’s images are a real world use-case of bootc and ostree which are the underlying technology of Image Mode for RHEL.