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I'm not a production user, but I've had a look at both. From what I've seen OpenShift provides a more polished and complete package than base Kubernetes, so if
by raesene9 9y ago
I'm not a production user, but I've had a look at both. From what I've seen OpenShift provides a more polished and complete package than base Kubernetes, so if you're looking to get productive quick, it's probably a good option.
Kubernetes base is more flexible of course, but with that flexibility comes more stuff you have to do yourself...
Either way they're both based on the same tech., so experience with one largely translates across to the other