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Is openshift really open source? I was under the impression that nobody really runs origin on its own since it's far too hard. It seemed more like they just wan
by shaklee3 8y ago
Is openshift really open source? I was under the impression that nobody really runs origin on its own since it's far too hard. It seemed more like they just wanted to point out but it's open source, but you need support and a lot of know-how to actually use it.
- zwischenzug 8y agoI help maintain a Chef recipe that installs both - it's quite feasible but not for the casual user. https://github.com/IshentRas/cookbook-openshift3 https://github.com/IshentRas/cookbook-openshift3
- Conan_Kudo 8y agoI run Origin for my employer. It's pretty easy these days since you can do all of it with openshift-ansible and other related tools. I know there are plenty of others like that, as well.
- zeropoint46 8y agowe run okd as well...
- jjm 8y agoWe also run Origin.
- shaklee3 8y agoI stand corrected. Thanks.
- snuxoll 8y agoWe run OKD (formerly Origin, the project was rebranded) as well and have for two years in just a couple weeks. It's been a pivotal part of our application stack since we adopted it, the developers on my team love being able to paste in a git URL and have an application live in a few minutes.
- nunez 8y agoOpenShift comes in two variants: Enterprise and Origin. Everything you can do in Enterprise can be done in Origin (Origin is ahead of Enterprise), but Enterprise comes with support.