Learn how to design agentic workflows, and how the Red Hat AI portfolio supports production-ready agentic systems across the hybrid cloud.

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Agentic AI systems should be designed like distributed microservices with composable components, explicit contracts, and reliability patterns. Break workflows into purpose-built agents rather than monolithic implementations. Apply familiar engineering practices like timeouts, retries, circuit breakers, and end-to-end observability to trace decisions through workflow steps. Red Hat's AI portfolio provides the infrastructure layer with inference servers, enterprise Linux for AI workloads, and OpenShift AI for building and operating agentic systems across hybrid cloud environments.

Agentic AI: Design reliable workflows across the hybrid cloud

From one big agent to composable workflows

How Red Hat AI fits in this microservices-inspired model