COVID, Cost Management, and Continuity: The Case for Renewals
September 15, 2020 | By James Hendrix
Shadow Soft is deeply invested in helping customers maintain business continuity and stability regardless of external factors your organization might be facing.. More than ever, you have to reassess how you approach your people, internal processes, and supporting technology to weather the challenges and difficulties you are facing amidst COVID-19.
Read More →Red Hat OpenShift on AWS: Implementation and Integration (Case Study)
July 24, 2020 | By Ross Beard
Our Biotech client was experiencing degraded performance with their initial implementation OpenShift cluster on EC2. They needed real-time visibility into their OpenShift clusters and applications. Client engaged Shadow-Soft to review architecture, implement an integrated logging and alerting solution, and provide recommendations on how to improve performance with best practice configuration.
Read More →Modernizing Applications with OpenShift and CI/CD Pipelines (Case Study)
July 24, 2020 | By James Hendrix
Shadow-Soft was selected to lead a project for one of the world’s largest, multi-billion dollar defense contractors who provides cutting edge hardware and software in the engineering, powerplant, and vehicle manufacturing space. The defense contractor was aggressively pursuing a large defense contract to build a secure application delivery and development system for submarines.
Read More →OpenShift Cost Management: What You Need To Know
July 21, 2020 | By James Hendrix
Given the large increase in telework demands as well as online services due to COVID-19, organizations are finding themselves more taxed than ever regarding infrastructure and technology to maintain operability.
Read More →Introducing Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes
July 7, 2020 | By James Hendrix
Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes (RHACM) provides a unified, centrally managed solution for customers with Kubernetes deployed across multiple environments.
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