2025-06-13 – 07:30-08:05 (Africa/Abidjan), D105 (capacity 300)
Last year, bootc containers (https://github.com/containers/bootc) were one of the most interesting and promising projects that offered a new way to manage and standardize your OS deployment and upgrades using container images. It has been a game-changer.
Now that the technology has settled in, it’s time to see how it is evolving and how implementations and integrations have progressed over the months.
During this session, we will:
- Explore the evolution of this amazing technology and its current state of the art
- Analyze and discuss the upcoming news and good practices
- Discover what the ideal use cases are and how it is being adopted
- See in action how it can be integrated into build workflows and how to manage fleets of bootc-based devices with a short demo
Beginner - no experience needed
Alessandro Rossi is an EMEA Associate Principal Specialist Solution Architect for Red Hat Enterprise Linux with a passion for cloud platforms and automation. Alessandro joined Red Hat in 2021, but he's been working in the Linux and open source ecosystem since 2012.
He's done instructing and consulting for Red Hat and delivered training on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform and Red Hat OpenShift, and has supported companies during solutions implementation.
Luca Ferrari, a Red Hat Global Edge Solution Architect, has a background in telecommunication and supply chain management. He has been involved in API Management for more than 4 years, then focused on the whole Service Integration spectrum, from Service Mesh to Service Composition and Transformation. He is now a specialist in Edge Computing architecture and design. His experience ranges from security to systems integration, from IoT to Open Banking. He is an active contributor to the topics of APIs and IoT by discussing these topics in Meetups he organizes in Barcelona.