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Connor Penhale

Manager, Global Support

An experienced enterprise software architect working to solve complex business problems since 2005, and focused on the confluence of software engineering and global support operations for the Fortune 500, Connor is enabling cloud native solutions for Perforce customers around the world.

Latest Content from Connor Penhale

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Planning a CentOS to Rocky Linux Migration

Migrating from CentOS to Rocky Linux can be less straightforward than it seems. Explore potential migration paths and get a step-by-step walkthrough of a CentOS 7 to Rocky Linux 9 migration in this blog.
Operating Systems
Blog

Best Practices for Web Server Security

In this overview of web server security, learn best practices and steps for securing your web server and what the most common types of attacks are.
Web Infrastructure, Security
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Web Server vs. Application Server: What's the Difference?

In this blog, our expert explains the key differences between web servers (like NGINX) and application servers (like Tomcat), as well as how they work together.
Web Infrastructure
Blog

OpenShift vs. Kubernetes: Feature Comparison and Use Cases

In this blog, our open source expert compares OpenShift vs. Kubernetes, with details on the OpenShift platform and its benefits.
Containers, Open Source
Blog

What Is Apache Camel?

Get an overview of Apache Camel, including how it works, key components, benefits, use cases, and how to apply the Camel framework in your stack.
Middleware, Open Source
Blog

Interacting with the Docker Community: From Moby to Docker CE!

The Docker community and family of Docker products has evolved in recent years. In this blog, we give an overview of Docker CE, Docker EE, and the Moby Project.
Containers
Blog

Patterns in Microservices Authentication with Client Certificates 

What are the patterns in microservices authentication with client certificates? Why are machine accounts necessary for mircoservices authentication? Learn about client certificate authentication and mutual tls authentication in this blog.
Security, Containers
Blog

How to Transition to Kubernetes Microservices Architecture

As part of DevOps, many companies today are migrating to microservices architecture with Kubernetes and other open source technologies. Here's how you can do it, too.
Containers
Blog

How to Move a Monolithic Application to Kubernetes With Microservices

An important lesson we’ve learned about containers: just because you can put it in a container, doesn’t mean you should.
Containers