Your APIs, Your Rules: Securing Access with OpenShift ft. Maximiliano

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Host: Cedric Clyburn Guest: Maximiliano Pizarro Producer: Rohan Venkatram Cedric is in conversation with Maximiliano Pizarro, Specialist Solution Architect for Application Platform at Red Hat, for a hands-on look at building a more secure, self-service developer experience on Red Hat OpenShift. In this episode, Maximiliano demonstrates how platform teams can bring together OpenShift, Red Hat Connectivity Link, Red Hat Developer Hub, GitOps, and cloud-native security to give developers easier access to APIs and services β€” while maintaining the policies and governance enterprises need. πŸŽ₯ What you'll see: πŸ”Ή Self-service API credentials through Developer Hub πŸ”Ή API key and OIDC-based authentication πŸ”Ή Connectivity Link policies and API management πŸ”Ή GitOps, Service Mesh, and platform observability πŸ”Ή Secure credential creation and revocation Whether you're a platform engineer, developer, or architect, this episode shows what a modern self-service application platform can look like in practice. Follow along live with the interactive demo - https://www.redhat.com/en/interactive-demo/unlock-self-service-api-credentials-connectivity-link?intcmp=?intcmp=RHCTG0250000458742 πŸ”— Learn more: Red Hat OpenShift - https://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/cloud-computing/openshift Red Hat Connectivity Link - https://www.redhat.com/en/technologies/cloud-computing/connectivity-link Red Hat Developer Hub - https://access.redhat.com/products/red-hat-developer-hub πŸ‘‰ Explore more interactive Red Hat demos and technical experiences: https://interact.redhat.com

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