OpenShift isn't a legacy system, it's a commercially supported distribution of Kubernetes. That's about as close to "new hotness" as you're going to find in go

OpenShift isn't a legacy system, it's a commercially supported distribution of Kubernetes. That's about as close to "new hotness" as you're going to find in government. Unless you mean they're stuck on a version from 5+ years ago, which is believable, but hardly OpenShift's fault.