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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 2.1 LONDON FORUM Expand Your Possibilities LONDON FORUM | WELCOME Expand Your Possibilities Martin Lentle Regional Director, UKI & BeNeLux ACHIEVING BOLD GOALS How together we can change the way we work and change the world of software Margaret Dawson Vice President, Portfolio Product Marketing, Product & Technologies GREAT ACHIEVEMENTS BEGIN WITH A BOLD GOAL 4 THE BOLD GOAL: TO EXPLORE OUR WORLD 5 SPACE IS THE FRONTIER 6 A BOLD GOAL STARTS WITH A VISION: “WE WILL LAND A MAN ON THE MOON & RETURN HIM SAFELY TO EARTH” SOURCE: nasa.gov. May 1961 7 A BOLD GOAL REQUIRES INNOVATION DOING THINGS IN NEW WAYS Soyuz Entry Module Apollo 11 Command Module 8 BOLD GOALS NEED RISK TAKERS Yuri Gagarin: first person in space 9 Image credits: https://www.nasa.gov/directorates/heo/scan/images/history/April1961.html, https://www.flickr.com/photos/nasacommons/5278071544 BOLD GOALS REQUIRE PEOPLE WORKING TOGETHER TO OVERCOME OBSTACLES 10 IN NEW WAYS FIRST COMPETITION, THEN COOPERATION Handshake in space International Space Station 11 Image credits: https://images.nasa.gov/details-ast-3-191.html, https://www.nasa.gov/stem-ed-resources/iss-labs-guide.html WITH DIVERSE TEAMS THE GREATEST IDEAS CAN COME FROM ANYWHERE 12 Source: NASA, Friday, Aug. 3, 2018. SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsules at the Johnson Space Center in Texas BOLD GOALS TAKE INCREMENTAL STEPS FROM TRANSISTORS TO ROCKETS On-board electronic computers Transistors Rockets Manned space flight Moon landing Space stations Satellites 13 BOLD GOALS EVOLVE OVER TIME TO ADAPT TO NEW DYNAMICS AND OPPORTUNITIES Source: https://www.space.com/13739-nasa-mars-exploration-future.html Source: https://sci.esa.int/web/plato/-/61280-delivery-of-first-de tectors-for-platos-exoplanet-mission 14 AND NEW COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENTS 15 Source: The Intelligence Brief, 2019. https://www.theintelligencebrief.org/single-post/2019/08/19/World-Shooting-for-the-Moon BOLD GOALS OVERCOME CHALLENGES STAYING FOCUSED ON THE GOAL THROUGH FAILURES & BLOCKERS Source: https://www.britannica.com/event/Challenger-disaster 16 BOLD GOALS CHANGE THE WORLD Source: By Paul Fleet, Shutterstock illustration ID: 51121051 17 OUR BOLD GOAL: TO BRING OPEN SOURCE TO THE ENTERPRISE 18 TECHNOLOGY IS OUR FRONTIER Open hybrid cloud Kernel-based Virtual Linux® Enterprise Linux Machine (KVM) Cloud Containers 19 A BOLD GOAL STARTS WITH A VISION TO CHANGE THE SOFTWARE INDUSTRY 20 BOLD GOALS NEED RISK TAKERS BOB YOUNG, MARC EWING, LINUS TORVALDS Source: https://www.irishtimes.com/business/technology/karlin-lillin gton-after-25-years-linux-s-world-domination-is-coming-alo ng-nicely-1.2767039 Source: https://fossbytes.com/linus-torvaldss-famous-email-first-lin ux-announcement/ 21 A BOLD GOAL REQUIRES INNOVATION DOING THINGS IN NEW WAYS Source: https://www.slideshare.net/djwallis/red-hat-essentials 22 THE EARLY INNOVATION RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX 2.1 23 BOLD GOALS TAKE INCREMENTAL STEPS WE PROVED THE MODEL & ENTERPRISE VIABILITY 1993 Founded 2013 Red Hat OpenStack Platform released 1999 IPO 2014 CentOS joins Red Hat Inktank (Ceph), eNovance (OpenStack), 2002 First release of enterprise Linux & FeedHenry (Mobile) acquired 2006 JBoss acquired 2015 Ansible acquired 2009 Red Hat Virtualization released 2016 $2 billion in revenue Red Hat added to S&P 500 index 3scale acquired 2011 CloudForms & OpenShift released 2017 Codenvy & Permabit acquired $1 billion in revenue 2018 CoreOS & NooBaa acquired 2012 Red Hat Storage released 2019 $3 billion in revenue OpenShift Enterprise released Red Hat acquired by IBM 24 BOLD GOALS REQUIRE PEOPLE WORKING TOGETHER TO OVERCOME CHALLENGES & CAPTURE OPPORTUNITIES 25 IN NEW WAYS FIRST COMPETITION, THEN COOPERATION 26 WITH DIVERSE TEAMS THE GREATEST IDEAS CAN COME FROM ANYWHERE of the time, inclusive teams 87% make better business decisions better results delivered when decisions 60% are made & executed by diverse teams faster decision making with 50% fewer meetings 2x from teams that follow an inclusive process Source: Forbes, "New Research: Diversity + Inclusion = Better Decision Making At Work," September 2017. 27 WORKING TOGETHER IN NEW WAYS CO.LAB, Open Innovation Labs 28 BOLD GOALS EVOLVE OVER TIME TO ADAPT TO NEW DYNAMICS AND OPPORTUNITIES 29 AND NEW COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENTS Source: https://www.statista.com/chart/18819/worldwide-market-share-of-leading-cloud-infrastructure-service-providers/ 30 BOLD GOALS OVERCOME CHALLENGES STAYING FOCUSED ON THE GOAL THROUGH FAILURES & BLOCKERS 31 BOLD GOALS CHANGE THE WORLD LINUX NOW POWERS CLOUDS, CONTAINERS, SUPERCOMPUTERS, AI Everything-as-a-Service Modern apps Containers & microservices ISV PHYSICAL VIRTUAL PRIVATE CLOUD PUBLIC CLOUD RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX 32 WHAT IS YOUR BOLD GOAL? AND HOW DO YOU NEED TO TRANSFORM TO GET THERE? 33 Innovation is Critical Justin Davies Azure Application Innovation Business Lead 91% of business leaders see Digital Digital Transformation as a way of sparking innovation and finding efficiencies1 transformation A journey with one destination but different paths 85% say they must offer digital services or become irrelevant 1 ISACA: Information Systems Audit and Control Association, 2018 2 Couchbase: Couchbase Survey, August 2018 Ebiya Factors driving cloud growth Hybrid is prevalent Enterprise cloud spend growing significantly Public Private 14 13 12 13 cloud only cloud only 21% 25% 22% 69% 3% % % % % 91% Hybrid 72% $600 Up to $120k -$1.2 $120k M $ >$12M Source: RightScale 2019 State of the Cloud Report from Flexera Invent with purpose Be future Build on Operate hybrid Trust Invent with purpose ready your terms seamlessly your cloud Enterprise apps 95M ready to be modernized Cloud-native app challenges Ingest data volume Customer demands for Cross-region mission Real-time + variety low latency experience critical durability personalization Modern application patterns Containers Managed Artificial Serverless Databases Intelligence Collaborate globally & securely Developer velocity Build Scale productively innovation Azure Red Hat OpenShift Fully managed Red Hat OpenShift service Jointly engineered, operated, and supported by both Microsoft and Red Hat with an integrated support experience Enterprise-grade operations, security and compliance Deploy your business-critical apps with confidence with an industry-leading SLA of 99.9% availability Build, deploy and scale apps Empowering developers to innovate with confidence Promote developer productivity with built-in CI/CD pipelines, then easily In just minutes, deploy connect your applications to hundreds of Azure services such enterprise-grade Red Hat OpenShift as MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, Cosmos DB, and more clusters on Azure Scale on your terms Start a highly available cluster with four application nodes in a few minutes, then scale as your application demand changes; plus, get your choice of standard, high-memory, or high-CPU application nodes At Microsoft, our mission is to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more © Copyright Microsoft Corporation. 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OUR NEXT BOLD GOAL BRING RED HAT & OPEN SOURCE TO THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE 47 OUR WHY OPEN UNLOCKS THE WORLD’S POTENTIAL 48 OUR MISSION To be the catalyst in communities of customers, contributors, and partners creating better technology the open source way. 49 OUR TECHNOLOGY VISION OPEN HYBRID CLOUD DEVELOPER TOOLS APPLICATION PLATFORMS INFRASTRUCTURE PLATFORMS BARE METAL VIRTUAL PRIVATE CLOUD LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM MANAGEMENT AND AUTOMATION 50 THE 3 PILLARS OF OUR PORTFOLIO Hybrid cloud Cloud-native Automation & infrastructure development management Infrastructure software Software to rapidly & Software to simplify across the 4 footprints, efficiently develop & management & automation with Linux at the core deploy apps across of hybrid cloud hybrid cloud environments 51 INTERCONNECTED WITH LINUX AT THE CORE Automation & cloud management Cloud-native development Hybrid cloud infrastructure Linux & containers 52 The Red Hat portfolio OTHER PUBLIC CLOUDS SERVICES TO HELP CUSTOMERS SUCCEED Lead challenging and Deliver real-world Immerse our Enable and expand critical customers training and customers in a business partner projects that are based certification programs residency alongside practices and expertise on Red Hat on Red Hat Red Hat experts where on Red Hat technologies technologies they learn to innovate technologies the Red Hat way 54 RED HAT: The Open Hybrid Cloud Leader PORTFOLIO OPEN SOURCE PARTNER ENTERPRISE BUILT ON LINUX LEADERSHIP ECOSYSTEM SECURITY OUR PEOPLE & CULTURE 55 PARTNER ECOSYSTEM 56 Make Tomorrow Better Than Today David Haikney | VP Customer Support 15th October 2019 Confidential and Proprietary. Do not distribute without Couchbase consent. © Couchbase 2019. All rights reserved. ? 58 59 60 61 62 63 78% enterprise architects no longer in digital transformation planning, but are trying to work out how to 68% deliver say that getting the right technologies in place for digital transformation can seem an insurmountable 79% task organizations are actively planning to reduce their reliance on relational databases 64 OpenShift Cluster 65 Couchbase customers using Kubernetes/ OpenShift Luxury Airline Global bank ● CI/CD pipeline dev. ● Inventory/price ● User-facing, real-time risk ● Booking reservations ● Reservation & PNR ● Market data repositories ● Single view of customer ● Crew services 66 Make Tomorrow Better Than Today. Start Now! 67 Red Hat is still Red Hat 68 IBM is an ideal teammate to scale and accelerate Red Hat’s future ● IBM is one of the most storied ~381,000 technology companies in the world
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