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NVIDIA Blueprint: PDF Ingestion
NVIDIA Blueprints: PDF Ingestion, also known as NVIDIA-Ingest, or NV-Ingest, this blueprint is a scalable, performance-oriented document content and metadata extraction microservice. Including support for parsing PDFs, Word and PowerPoint documents, it uses specialized NVIDIA NIM microservices to find, contextualize, and extract text, tables, charts and images for use in downstream generative applications.
Red Hat OpenShift Disconnected Install Lab
In this hands-on lab, you'll learn how to set up a disconnected installation of OpenShift, allowing you to deploy and manage OpenShift clusters in environments without direct internet access. You'll begin by downloading the necessary OpenShift components on a connected host, transferring them to a disconnected host, and proceeding with installing OpenShift on bare metal servers using the agent-based installer. By the end of this lab, you'll have a fully functional, disconnected OpenShift cluster. This lab is ideal for users working in secure or isolated environments where external connectivity is restricted or non-existent.
Infrastructure Automation with Ansible
The infrastructure automation learning series is an educational program designed to equip individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to automate and manage complex IT infrastructures efficiently. Participants learn how to streamline and standardize infrastructure deployment, configuration, and management processes. The series delves into best practices for creating scalable, reliable, and secure infrastructure, enabling learners to implement automation solutions effectively within various IT environments. By the end of the program, individuals gain a comprehensive understanding of automation tools and strategies that enhance productivity, reduce manual intervention, and optimize infrastructure operations.
Rethink Observability with a Modern, Composable Architecture
Take control of your telemetry data with a Composable Observability Architecture and liberate IT operations from tool constraints and limitations, telemetry data silos and fragmented operational views. Gain an enterprise-wide view, reduce complexity and drive efficiency at scale.
Red Hat OpenShift 4.11 Sandbox
In this lab environment, you will walk through deploying your own OpenShift 4.11 cluster on vSphere. The deployment method walked through uses the 'Installer-Provisioned Infrastructure' method. Once deployed, use some of our linked use cases or carve your path to experience what OpenShift offers.
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The Future of Intent-based Networking and Multi-domain Architectures: Part II
The second in our series, this article explores what intent-based networking (IBN) is and how organizations can leverage it to build multi-domain architectures.
The Future of Intent-based Networking and Multi-domain Architectures: Part I
This series of articles will explore what intent-based networking (IBN) is and how organizations can leverage it to build multi-domain architectures. As more organizations embrace these architectures, WWT is seeing a change in networking the likes which haven't been seen in many years.
The Future of Intent-based Networking and Multi-domain Architectures: Part III
The last in a series of articles exploring intent-based networking, this article focuses on the art of the possible as it pertains to linking all the disparate SDN domains.
Pure Ansible Automation Lab
If you are familiar with Ansible and want to learn how to use Ansible with the Pure Storage FlashArray, continue on with this lab that demonstrates how to simplify automation of a Pure Storage FlashArray.
*** If you are a Storage admin, new to automation, and want to learn how to automate your Pure Storage environment using Ansible, check out this lab instead that teaches the basics of Ansible from a storage admin point of view.- "Ansible Automation Workshop - Pure Ansible Lab" (https://www.wwt.com/lab/ansible-automation-workshop-pure-ansible-lab)
Introduction to OpenShift Virtualization for the Virtualization SME
Dive into the transformative world of OpenShift Virtualization as we highlight its pivotal role in the shift from traditional virtualization infrastructures to modern, Kubernetes-driven environments.
At the heart of this discussion is KubeVirt, an innovative extension for Kubernetes that enables the seamless management of virtual machines alongside container workloads. Through an explorative journey, we aim to unravel the complexities of KubeVirt, providing clarity on its origins, development and role in bridging legacy applications with cloud-native paradigms.
NVIDIA Blueprint: PDF Ingestion
NVIDIA Blueprints: PDF Ingestion, also known as NVIDIA-Ingest, or NV-Ingest, this blueprint is a scalable, performance-oriented document content and metadata extraction microservice. Including support for parsing PDFs, Word and PowerPoint documents, it uses specialized NVIDIA NIM microservices to find, contextualize, and extract text, tables, charts and images for use in downstream generative applications.
Rethink Observability with a Modern, Composable Architecture
Take control of your telemetry data with a Composable Observability Architecture and liberate IT operations from tool constraints and limitations, telemetry data silos and fragmented operational views. Gain an enterprise-wide view, reduce complexity and drive efficiency at scale.
Years of Workshops: Industry Trends in Infrastructure Automation
An examination of data from the Infrastructure Automation Envisioning Workshop that WWT has conducted since 2022. We examine current challenges and trends we see.
Linux KVM Virtualization
This learning path will guide a Linux administrator on various virtualization implementations and management options available today. They will learn about virtualization architectures and tools available for Red Hat Enterprise and Debian Linux. We also have a lab that guides the user on creating a virtual machine from the CLI and a web application.
Red Hat OpenShift 4.11 Sandbox
In this lab environment, you will walk through deploying your own OpenShift 4.11 cluster on vSphere. The deployment method walked through uses the 'Installer-Provisioned Infrastructure' method. Once deployed, use some of our linked use cases or carve your path to experience what OpenShift offers.
Arista Ansible Automation Lab
This lab is designed to expose network engineers to Arista-oriented automation techniques. The focus is mid-level programmability leveraging CloudVision Portal, Ansible, Jinja2,and Python.
Red Hat OpenShift Disconnected Install Lab
In this hands-on lab, you'll learn how to set up a disconnected installation of OpenShift, allowing you to deploy and manage OpenShift clusters in environments without direct internet access. You'll begin by downloading the necessary OpenShift components on a connected host, transferring them to a disconnected host, and proceeding with installing OpenShift on bare metal servers using the agent-based installer. By the end of this lab, you'll have a fully functional, disconnected OpenShift cluster. This lab is ideal for users working in secure or isolated environments where external connectivity is restricted or non-existent.
Adopt AI with confidence on integrated platform from Red Hat and Intel
Rapid advancements in AI, driven by data and advanced analytics, are transforming industries. WWT, with Red Hat OpenShift AI and Intel, simplifies AI deployment, offering secure, efficient solutions. Explore how this integrated stack can enhance your AI strategy, ensuring scalability, efficiency, and future-proofing for diverse applications.
Hands-On Lab Workshop: Introduction into OpenShift AI with Intel and Dell Infrastructure
Join us for the Virtual Lab Workshop! During this exclusive session, the host will launch the "Introduction to OpenShift AI with Intel and Dell Infrastructure" lab. This lab is designed to provide an environment to gain hands-on experience with the fundamental features of OpenShift AI. The environment that supports the lab is completely virtual, removing any hardware dependencies associated with physical infrastructure. This one-hour event is limited to 60 participants who will have the opportunity to engage in Q&A during the session. Attendees are encouraged to actively participate by launching the lab themselves alongside the host for a hands-on experience.
RHEL 9.2 KVM Implementation
This lab will illustrate configuring and utilizing a Kernel-Based Virtual Machine (KVM) within a Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9.2 environment. The lab encompasses the subsequent modules:
1. Preliminary KVM Configuration
2. Creation of a Virtual Machine (VM) using the Command-Line Interface (CLI)
3. Creation of a VM via the Web Console
4. Accessing Virtual Machines
5. Deletion of VMs
Modern Application Delivery Lab
This lab is an experience of an organization who aspires for digital transformation but fails to realize the technical quality and performance required to fulfill an innovative business objective. We'll walk through a scenario of a time-sensitive business strategy, common issues encountered during development and operations of a custom technology platform, then apply procedural adaptations which increase efficiency, security, and reliability for the technical foundation of the business solution.
Partner POV | Generate Ansible Playbooks Faster by using watsonx Code Assistant for Red Hat Ansible
IBM watsonx Code Assistant is a suite of products designed to support AI-assisted code development and application modernization
Building Network Automation into Your Organization
An enterprise-wide automation framework must benefit the individual first. But how can this be accomplished within a large organization?
Partner POV | OpenShift Virtualization with Veeam Kasten
Discover how Veeam's partnership with Red Hat combines their hybrid cloud expertise with Veeam Kasten's advanced data protection and mobility solutions to meet the critical needs of modern enterprises.
Infrastructure Automation Source of Truth
The Infrastructure Automation Source of Truth learning path is designed to teach infrastructure engineers the critical concepts of managing data for their automation. This learning path will help you understand what a Source of Truth is and what considerations you account for when building your Source of Truth.
Following the Source of Truth overview, you will dive into two specific Source of Truth solutions: Text File-based Source of Truth and NetBox as a Source of Truth.
In the Text File SoT section, you will learn how to use a files-based source of truth in your automation effectively. This module will guide you through different methods of managing and consuming text files as a source of automation data.
The NetBox module is designed to teach you how to interface with NetBox as a source of truth for variable data and inventory.
The hands-on labs for file-based and NetBox SoT are packed with guided challenges to deliver practical practice for the concepts covered.