I am currently moving all of my infrastructure to OpenShift and I love it - and I chose it after carefully evaluating the alternatives. It's Kubernetes plus a

I am currently moving all of my infrastructure to OpenShift and I love it - and I chose it after carefully evaluating the alternatives. It's Kubernetes plus a PaaS platform that takes care of the annoying parts - deploying a cluster (using Ansible), container builds, triggers, deployments, a nice UI... Couldn't be happier. Red Hat is a major Kubernetes contributor and OpenShift is barely lagging behind upstream k8s. It feels very polished and the documentation - while a bit overwhelming at times - is extremely helpful and extensive. Instead of forking Kubernetes, they only ever add new functionality while simultaneously upstreaming it. For example, the Kubernetes RBAC mechanism was contributed by Red Hat.