Learning Red Hat OpenShift

OpenShift is Red Hat's enterprise application platform for building, deploying and managing containerized applications, with Kubernetes at its core. Kubernetes on its own handles container orchestration; OpenShift adds what a production platform needs around it: a web console, integrated builds and CI/CD, monitoring and logging, security, and OperatorHub for installing and managing add-ons. It runs consistently across data centers, public clouds and the edge, either self-managed or as a managed service on AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud or IBM. With OpenShift Virtualization it can also run virtual machines next to containers, which connects directly to the VMware posts on this site. This section is where I post hands-on notes as I learn OpenShift: labs, installs and fixes.