The OpenShift PaaS
OpenShift, a Red Hat platform, extends the functionality of Kubernetes by integrating container orchestration with hardware and software in order to deliver a Platform-as-a-Service, or PaaS. It's one of the first major examples of a fully integrated product for running container-based apps.
While OpenShift is built primarily with Red Hat tools, they're all open source, creating opportunities for VARs who think they can do even more than Red Hat already is with the product. OpenShift also sets an example of what a PaaS in the DevOps space can be, and will likely prompt other vendors to seek their own integrated solutions for container deployment.
OpenShift, a Red Hat platform, extends the functionality of Kubernetes by integrating container orchestration with hardware and software in order to deliver a Platform-as-a-Service, or PaaS. It's one of the first major examples of a fully integrated product for running container-based apps.
While OpenShift is built primarily with Red Hat tools, they're all open source, creating opportunities for VARs who think they can do even more than Red Hat already is with the product. OpenShift also sets an example of what a PaaS in the DevOps space can be, and will likely prompt other vendors to seek their own integrated solutions for container deployment.
