How do you optimize the costs of your Kubernetes clusters using Red Hat® Cloud Services? Learn how using OpenShift® cloud services, part of Red Hat Cloud Services, can help reduce costs with reserved instances and spot instances as well as with design and implementation decisions.
IT budgets are stretched, and we are constantly being asked to do more with less. OpenShift® cloud services, part of Red Hat® Cloud Services, allows you to scale to meet demand while providing flexible pricing options from the cloud provider.
Beyond this advantage, there are numerous design and implementation decisions as well as best practices that can further reduce your cloud infrastructure costs. From spot instances to resource metering to short-lived clusters and streamlining upgrade processes, there are multiple approaches that should be evaluated to ensure that you are making cost-efficient decisions.
All of these factors can be combined to build a comprehensive total cost of ownership (TCO) model that will help you answer a key question—is it more cost efficient to build or buy my Kubernetes-based application platform?
In this session, we’ll help you understand how to optimize your cloud infrastructure for Red Hat OpenShift by learning:
-The cloud provider pricing models applicable with OpenShift cloud services.
-How to configure your clusters to reduce unnecessary resource consumption.
-How to build a TCO model to help you decide whether to build or buy a hosted application platform.
Our speakers will be live on the day to answer any of your questions:
Paul Whiten, Go To Market Specialist, Red Hat,
Manu Joy, Principal Technical Sales Black Belt, Red Hat
Manoj Alaghappan, Senior Cloud Services Black Belt, Red Hat