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How are Red Hat OpenShift and Kubernetes Containers different?
OpenShift is an open-source container orchestration platform from Red Hat. OpenShift uses Kubernetes but adds vital container management enterprise features.
Introduction to Red Hat OpenShift for Developers
This lab shows developers how to deploy their applications to Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 4 (OpenShift), the premier Enterprise-level container platform based on Kubernetes. Leveraging the Source-to-Image feature, the lab provides hands-on instructions on migrating non-containerized, and various levels of containerized applications to OpenShift.
Interactive F5, WWT, Red Hat® OpenShift Virtual Workshop
As applications are adapted to adopt a cloud-native architecture, the way F5 services are designed and configured evolves. During this hands-on lab, learn how Red Hat OpenShift's enterprise Kubernetes platform and F5 Container Ingress Service can accelerate the adoption of cloud-native practices and provide consistent application security in an organization.
Containerization Creates Big Buzz at Red Hat Summit
Open source professionals, enthusiasts and ecosystem providers came together in May for Red Hat Summit 2019. WWT and Intel® were on hand to interact with the global community and share new technologies for containerization, bare metal provisioning, virtual central office and more.
The Tale of Two Kubernetes
From infrastructure to applications, Kubernetes have expanded to a variety of use cases. Here is a look into what I see as the two main types of implementations.
Kubernetes 101
Get an introduction to the Kubernetes market, container limitations and microservices architecture.