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Today, we are delighted to announce Confluent’s collaboration with Red Hat. This results in a complete, cloud-native experience for application developers and platform operators to set data in motion everywhere they choose to run Red Hat OpenShift.
Confluent for Kubernetes relies on an underlying Kubernetes API and runtime to perform all of the complex orchestration under the hood so our users don’t have to. Managing Kubernetes to meet enterprise Day 1 and Day 2 requirements can be a challenging endeavor. To meet this challenge, Red Hat OpenShift offers a Kubernetes-powered hybrid cloud platform that streamlines operations, builds in security features, and enables enterprises to consistently and reliably deploy and run containerized workloads across private cloud, hybrid cloud, multi-cloud, and edge environments.
Confluent for Kubernetes is a certified Red Hat OpenShift operator, available in the Red Hat Ecosystem Catalog. This offers three major benefits:
Learn how to install Confluent for Kubernetes on OpenShift with the tutorial video below.
To learn more about the Confluent OpenShift certification, visit the Red Hat Ecosystem Catalog.
This blog post announces Confluent’s entrance into MongoDB’s AI partner program (MAAP) and introduces a technical quickstart for development of a finserv GenAI chat bot use case with Confluent, MongoDB, and Anthropic on AWS.
This is the Q4 CwC announcement blog—a quarterly installment introducing new entrants into the Connect with Confluent technology partner program. Every blog has a new theme, this blog focused on shift left and new use cases for SAP and GenAI.