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So the war for enterprise on-prem Kubernetes just intensified :) RedHat vs Google? :] I wonder how is Rancher doing? I guess life will be harder too? Timing se
by deforciant 8y ago
So the war for enterprise on-prem Kubernetes just intensified :) RedHat vs Google? :] I wonder how is Rancher doing? I guess life will be harder too?
Timing seems to be important, just before OpenShift finishes absorbing Tectonic (or maybe Tectonic is absorbing OpenShift) with their installer, UI and billing services. I guess there's still time for Google to land some big deals :)
- bgracely 8y agoThe roadmap for Tectonic and CoreOS integration into OpenShift can be found in these videos: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AelNjx6BB4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1AelNjx6BB4 (OpenShift) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJOm4JbF4eQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJOm4JbF4eQ (Red Hat CoreOS) OpenShift is the most mature Enterprise Kubernetes that can be deployed and managed in any cloud environment (public or private). It's great to see further validation that customers want to run applications in both existing data center environments and public cloud environments.