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This is probably why they're releasing OpenShift on Azure. To let Red Hat engineers manage the kubernetes part. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/openshif
by spicyusername 8y ago
This is probably why they're releasing OpenShift on Azure. To let Red Hat engineers manage the kubernetes part.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/openshift-on-azure-the-easiest-fully-managed-openshift-in-the-cloud/ https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/openshift-on-azure-th...
- netdur 8y agoI like openshift, I am not sure why developers are not hot about it.
- federicoponzi 8y agoWhat do you like about openshift that lacks in kubernetes?
- wnsire 8y ago> I am not sure why developers are not hot about it. Because it's designed entirely for enterprise customers. If you have a startup you have very little reason to choose OpenShift compared to Heroku or AWS honnestly. I still love Redhat tho.