Another Red Hat associate here... Using OpenShift doesn't necessarily mean managing your own infrastructure. There are a number of cloud-based managed OpenShi

Another Red Hat associate here... Using OpenShift doesn't necessarily mean managing your own infrastructure. There are a number of cloud-based managed OpenShift offerings out there from multiple vendors, including Microsoft. But you can also run it on-prem where it delivers tremendous value: better infra utilization, agility, security, productivity, portability, etc. Simply decoupling the lifecycle of the app from the lifecycle of the host is a huge win for many enterprises.