Red Hat OpenShift 4.3 is now available on IBM Cloud: http://ibm.biz/openshift-4-on-ibm-cloud
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Red Hat OpenShift is the enterprise Kubernetes platform, and with the latest version OpenShift 4.3, the platform has undergone significant improvements to developer experience, automation, and the management of the platform itself.

In this video, Sai Vennam with IBM Cloud explains how each of these new features work and demonstrates how these updates are improving the OpenShift 4 console.

Get started on IBM Cloud for free:https://www.ibm.com/cloud/free

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See how the new IBM Cloud Pak for Data System is an all-in-one cloud-native Data and AI platform, in a box, that enables to you collect, organize, and analyze data with unprecedented simplicity and agility.

Learn more about IBM Cloud Pak for Data here: https://ibm.co/2VJp6En

Read the Forrester Report to learn how to unlock the power of your data: https://ibm.co/2GNE3R2

Virtual machines were the driving force behind cloud computing and revolutionized the IT landscape, but what are they? Let's find out!

Did you know? You can create Virtual Machines with one click on IBM Cloud.
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Interested in learning more? We've created lots of great resources, like:

- Tutorials
- Code Patterns
- Blogs
- Videos

Available here: http://ibm.biz/BdqymP

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Introducing the Tech Preview of IBM Cloud Satellite, a new offering that launches later this year that enables you to manage your applications across public and private environments through a single pane of glass with flexible infrastructure, as-a-service operations, secure connectivity, and app life cycle management.

In this video, Sai Vennam with IBM Cloud demonstrates on an iPad how IBM Cloud Satellite enables you to manage your critical apps anywhere—on IBM Cloud, on-premises, or at the edge.

Try the beta version of IBM Cloud Satellite: https://www.ibm.com/account/reg/us-en/signup?formid=urx-44187

Get started on IBM Cloud at no costs: https://www.ibm.com/cloud/free

Learn more about Kubernetes: http://ibm.biz/learn-kube-guide

Check out the Tech Preview of IBM Cloud Satellite: http://ibm.biz/ibm-cloud-satellite

Dive deeper into what AI features power IBM Db2. See how machine learning is able to improve query results and accuracy, even when data resides outside of initial search parameters.

https://ibm.co/39Mm9KM

IBM Cloud Pak for Security is comprised of containerized software pre-integrated with Red Hat OpenShift. The platform connects to your existing security tools – and through the use of open standards – allows you to search for threat indicators across your hybrid, multicloud environment. It also connects workflows from across the business using a unified interface.

Register for the Webinar: https://bit.ly/2QQJPr0

This tutorial introduces fine-grained access control within IBM Watson Assistant. Give your collaborators access roles that set different levels of permissions.

IBM Watson Assistant is a conversational AI platform that enables you to build, train, and deploy conversational interactions into any application, device, or channel: https://ibm.biz/Bdq486

This tutorial demonstrates Watson Assistant's Web Chat. It's embedded with best practices and can be deployed in minutes.

Learn more about Watson Assistant: https://ibm.co/2F8mM6B

This tutorial demonstrates how to integrate Salesforce, customer service software, with Watson Assistant. Learn more about Watson Assistant: https://ibm.co/2F8mM6B

Join the fight against COVID-19. Form a team. Build a solution. Submit your idea: http://ibm.biz/c4c2020

Calling on peers across the industry, IBMers stress the importance of joining the 2020 Call for Code Global Challenge to take on COVID-19. For the 2020 Call for Code Global Challenge, we're calling on you — the world's technologists -- to build solutions to combat the effects of COVID-19 in the following areas: Crisis communication, remote education, community cooperation.

We're looking for innovative ideas that we can help you build and deploy quickly.

Call for Code asks developers to create innovative tech-for-good solutions to real-world problems. The winning submissions will receive $200,000 and support from IBM to deploy your solution in the field. Check out these updates from our past two winning teams:

Project Owl: https://youtu.be/w5aCw9xrnF8

Prometeo: https://youtu.be/u-kq18qV3AE

For more information about Call for Code and to register, visit http://ibm.biz/cfc2020

Matt Rodkey, IBM Program Director, focuses on a top use case related to hybrid, multicloud management --- security and governance -- and underscores why CIOs, IT Operation Managers and SREs should care.

Learn more: http://ibm.biz/cloud-pak-multicloud-mgmt

Get started on IBM Cloud at no cost: https://www.ibm.com/cloud/free

Get started with the community cooperation starter kit here: http://ibm.biz/cfc-coopkit

You've probably started to hear the human stories around COVID-19: Those of people helping people. While governments around the world work to address this pandemic on a macro scale, developers have an opportunity to create critical solutions that will work at the community level to provide help where it's needed most. Technology can play a critical role in fostering community cooperation.  

This starter kit will put developers on the road to creating a mobile application that enables community-based cooperation in times of crisis. The application addresses local needs around food, equipment, and other potentially scarce resources. 

It would allow suppliers (such as a stores or community members who have goods they can sell, donate or distribute) to make people aware of what they have. On the receiving end, this app would allow consumers (or community organizations like hospitals and food banks) to locate where these supplies are and, if necessary, guide them to the appropriate locations to pick them up.

Developers can use this application as a launchpad for creating more complex applications that provide additional services using widely available open source tools.

Commit to the cause. Push for change. Answer the call. Register for the 2020 Call for Code Global Challenge here: http://ibm.biz/cfc2020