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Announcing Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform 3.4 | |
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The latest release of OpenShift Container Platform provides significant enhancements to OpenShift in order to lower the barrier of adoption for containers in the enterprise with simplified storage provisioning, enhanced multi-tenant capabilities and new reference architectures in hybrid cloud environments.
OpenShift Online Developer Preview has also been updated with the features & enhancements from the 3.4 release. Sign up now.
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| OpenShift Commons Gathering Berlin | |
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The theme of the day-long event is “Making Collaboration Work" and will focus on the ongoing cross-community collaboration between OpenShift and upstream open source projects like Docker, Kubernetes, Fluentd, Ansible, & others. There will also be case studies presented by T-Systems, Amadeus, & Volvo. Space is limited, register today.
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Cross-Cluster Image Promotion Techniques | |
Many organizations decide to have multiple container clusters to segregate different environments. This leads to the problem of how to move container images created in one cluster to another cluster. This post walks through how to do just that using OpenShift and Jenkins.
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| OpenShift for Developers: Set Up a Full Cluster in Under 30 Minutes | |
Watch the video in this post to learn how you can use OpenShift locally for your own development. OpenShift provides many different options and selecting one depends on your preferred development environment.
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| Ansible Container: Building a Bridge to OpenShift | |
The Ansible Container project now enables users to define a multi-container application, build the container images from a playbook, deploy containers to OpenShift using the built images, and generate and execute deployment artifacts, all on your laptop, and with just a couple simple commands.
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 | Register for this hands-on workshop on February 7 in Bellevue, WA.
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 | Join this webinar on February 9 to learn about the latest in enterprise application development.
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