Red Hat Summit Is a Quality Choice

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As the person at Sonatype responsible for marketing and channels, my team and I frequently sponsor, attend, and speak at various technology conferences.

Over the years, we've learned firsthand that not all of them are created equal. Truth be told, there are infinite options to choose from, and it's difficult to determine which ones are worthwhile, and which ones are not.

In that sense, technology conferences are similar to open source software components. There are infinite options, but identifying the ones that will add the most value to your business is tricky.

That being said, all of us at Sonatype are excited to participate in the Red Hat Summit next week in Boston.

Not only is Summit the premier open source technology conference showcasing the latest and greatest in cloud computing, platform virtualization, middleware, storage, and systems management technologies, but it will also be a terrific environment for discussing CI/CD, DevOps, and containers, all powerful forces that motivate members of different tribal factions (DevSecOps) to become increasingly comfortable walking in each other's shoes.

At Sonatype, we don't come from the "Ops" world. Rather, we come from the "Dev" and "Sec" worlds. Our founders are core contributors to Apache Maven, the 30th most popular open source project in the world. As curators of the Maven Central Repository we carefully studied the staggering volume and variety of open source components flowing through every development environment in the world.  We anticipated applications would one day be manufactured in the same way that Toyota makes cars.

Well, that day is now here. It's called DevOps. And it's why we created the Sonatype platform.

If you are attending the Red Hat Summit, we'd love to connect and compare notes. Come visit us or register here to join us for a great lunch.

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Written by Matt Howard

Matt is a proven executive and entrepreneur with over 20 years experience developing high-growth software companies, at Sonatype, he leads corporate marketing, strategic partnering, and demand generation initiatives.

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