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RX-M Adds More Than 10 Days of Kubernetes Specialization and Advanced Training to Course Roster
RX-M, a Kubernetes Certified Service Provider and Training Partner, has added over 10 days of Kubernetes training to its already extensive Cloud Native training offerings. These courses compliment existing RX-M Cloud Native offerings covering foundational Kubernetes...
read moreRX-M Consultant Speaks at First KubeCon + CloudNativeCon China
Christopher Hanson, Senior Associate Consultant at RX-M, spoke at the inaugural KubeCon + CloudNativeCon China beginning November 13, 2018. The schedule announced by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) included 2 separate Lightning Talks from the RX-M team...
read moreRX-M Managing Partner Becomes CNCF Cloud Native Ambassador
RX-M is proud to announce that Managing Partner, Randy Abernethy, has become a Cloud Native Ambassador. The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) began the Ambassador program with the goal of empowering community members to promote cloud native projects and...
read moreRX-M Becomes One of the First Kubernetes Training Partners (KTP) of the CNCF
RX-M was announced as one of six Kubernetes Training Partners (KTP) of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). The KTP program designates a tier of providers that have demonstrated deep experience with cloud native technology training. In addition to the...
read moreGet Certified: RX-M Launches 4-Day CKAD Boot Camp/Exam Bundle
RX-M is now offering a 4-day course that concludes with attendees taking the Certified Kubernetes Application Developer (CKAD) exam. The instructor-led program covers topics most relevant for preparing for the CKAD exam. The course is available immediately for private...
read moreCRCP – The Curiously Reoccurring Communications Pattern
Curiously Reoccurring Things This is an article about the Curiously Reoccurring Communications Pattern, CRCP[1] for short. The CRCP name was inspired by the C++ CRTP[2], the "Curiously Reoccurring Template Pattern", a C++ coding pattern identified in 1995 by Jim...
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