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OpenShift is Certified Kubernetes, so not a fork. See: cncf.io/ck (Disclosure: I run the Certified Kubernetes program at CNCF.)
by dankohn1 8y ago
OpenShift is Certified Kubernetes, so not a fork.
See: cncf.io/ck
(Disclosure: I run the Certified Kubernetes program at CNCF.)
- jstrachan 8y agoOpenShift is a fork of the Kubernetes code base: https://github.com/openshift/origin https://github.com/openshift/origin I.e. it’s not using the upstream distribution of Kubernetes like the public cloud vendors or Heptio etc. It’s great it’s a Certified Kubernetes though!
- dankohn1 8y agoFork has a perjorative meaning, as in taking it and going their own direction. I would describe OpenShift as a distribution.