Cloud-native technologies and organizations are transforming how they build, deploy, and scale applications.
Kubernetes is at the core of this revolution, but managing it at scale in enterprise environments presents real challenges—complexity, security, and fragmented workflows.
That's where Red Hat OpenShift shines. It's a Kubernetes-based platform that offers enterprise-grade features like:
- Built-in CI/CD pipelines and developer tools
- Enhanced security with automated compliance checks
- Seamless deployment across hybrid and multi-cloud environments
- OpenShift simplifies Kubernetes management while addressing operational needs, making it a powerful tool for cloud-native development, DevOps, AI/ML, and legacy application modernization.
Difference between Openshift and Kubernetes 👇👇👇
How It Works?
- Node Healing
- Pod healing: Detects failures & restarts pods automatically
- Auto Recovery: Reschedules workloads if a node fails
- PVs, MS & Operators for high availability
- Real Scenarios to try
Why It Matters?
- Reduces downtime
- Ensures high availability
- Saves DevOps teams from midnight firefighting
- Improves system reliability with zero manual intervention
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