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Lets Talk About Design!
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Welcome back, everyone. It’s Said from the Developer Community at Hewlett Packard Enterprise. This month I’m excited to share some interesting news about HPE’s commitment to design. I’ll let Bryan Jacquot, newly appointed Chief Design Officer for Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) lay out his vision, and show how design thinking impacts the collaboration work you contribute to in the HPE DEV community.
Here’s Bryan…
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Featured Platform
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HPE recently launched HPE OneView 4.1, an infrastructure automation engine built with software-defined intelligence and a unified API. With over one million licenses shipped, chances are that you have already worked with HPE OneView. The HPE DEV portal has links to over 30 repositories, demos, guides, SDKs and language bindings, and other technical resources for you to access.
Let’s take a look at how design thinking, working closely with developers, has improved customer experiences in a specific integration for HPE OneView 4.1— HPE OneView for VMware vRealize Orchestrator.
By integrating HPE infrastructure management features directly into VMware vCenter, administrators can use a VMware management toolset they’re already familiar with to deploy, monitor, manage, and update infrastructure resources directly from the vCenter console. That simplicity and ease of use is what can be achieved when design thinking and customer focus is incorporated into an application development plan.
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Explore the Platform here
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Sir Hackington’s Corner - aka HPE DEV Events
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Remember Sir Hackington Appbuilder III? He’s HPE DEV team’s mascot and has been busy traveling over the past few months. You can read about his (and our) adventures talking to developers at events like OSCON,
Google Cloud Next, and VMworld.
If you missed HPE DEV at these past events, you'll have lots more chances over the next few months. The team will be heading to Orlando for Microsoft Ignite in September and Seattle for KubeCon in December! Sir Hackington will also journey across the Atlantic in November where he'll be in Madrid for HPE Discover
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News from the Community
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For the latest news and updates from HPE DEV, dive into this recent round of developer blogs and associated content from the HPE DEV community. Staying up to date with our latest how-to’s can give you quick insight into technical challenges you may be facing as well as suggestions on how to resolve them.
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DevOps – The Need for New Skills and Competencies
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Simply put, the goal of DevOps is to change and improve the relationship between development and IT Operations teams. To do so, businesses need better ways to communicate and collaborate, which calls for news skills and different ways of thinking. DevOps provides a vehicle for organizational transformation from siloed, traditionally adversarial groups to collaborative, shared ownership teams with a common goal and collective responsibility. That’s the kind of deep transformation that can give companies a competitive advantage in the marketplace.
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Managing iLO sessions with Redfish
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HPE Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) is an embedded server management technology that provides the use of a dedicated channel for managing network devices—in other words, Out-of-Band Management. iLO makes it possible for administrators to monitor and perform activities on servers from a remote location. For developers familiar with iLO, this blog walks you through the ways you can use the Redfish® RESTful API to prevent reaching the maximum number of HTTP sessions through two common management techniques, as well as how to use the session management object in Redfish.
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DevOps – Your 3-step transformation journey
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As with design thinking, transforming your operations into one that can embrace rapid iterations and failing fast, rather than failing silently, is one that pays off in the long run. Embracing a DevOps practice allows companies to do this by expanding agile practices beyond IT, shifting left (testing early) within a continuous culture, and embracing the right kinds of failure. This blog explores the ways companies and developers can drive this kind of transformation.
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Get Engaged
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We’re always making changes and improvements to the HPE DEV community site. This month we launched a search feature to make it easier to find all the content related to a given project or platform. You can find this new search icon on the upper right corner of the
HPE DEV portal.
Got an idea for improvements to the site? Drop us a line and maybe we can get it added to our next Design Sprint!
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Search the site
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The strength of our developer community is driven by you. Have some code or a technical blog you want to share? Chances are good someone else in our community is eager to see it as well. And chances are equally good there’s some knowledge on our site from one of your peers that’s just right for your latest project. Come join our growing ranks and see for yourself.
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Get started today
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You can also join the conversation on our Slack Channel, and learn from and contribute your insights right away.
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Join the Slack channel
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