OpenShift blog

    May 5, 2020

    IBM, Red Hat, open source and the race to 5G

    The next generation of cellphone technology, 5G, promises yet faster speeds. Service providers, historically purchased specific hardware and software from specialized providers. The rise of open ...

    Alex Handy

    May 4, 2020

    Using the NGINX Ingress Operator

    In the hallowed halls of open source software development, there are a few pieces of software that stand out above all others as unwaivering standards of quality, collaboration and security. The ...

    Alex Handy

    May 4, 2020

    OpenShift 4.4: Updated List Views – Pods and Projects

    In Red Hat OpenShift 4.4, we wanted to make it even easier for our users to get the information they need most. This is why we’ve revamped some of our list views to provide the most relevant ...

    Brie Mignano

    May 4, 2020

    Come join the OpenShift team live on Twitch!

    With the state of everything going on in the world right now and not being able to connect in person, we want to try a new way to connect with our users and communities. May the 4th is a special day, ...

    Alexa Overbay

    May 1, 2020

    OpenShift 4.4: Getting it Right - OLM Improvements

    Adding new functionality to your OpenShift cluster has always been easy. In fact, it's as easy as discovering and installing operators from the embedded OperatorHub in the OpenShift Web Console. To ...

    Peter Kreuser

    May 1, 2020

    4.4 OpenShift: Not On My Watch - Image Vulnerabilities List

    Security is a top priority for OpenShift. OpenShift 4.3 laid the groundwork for even more robust image security with Quay Container Security Integration, which allows registry images to be scanned ...

    Peter Kreuser

    April 30, 2020

    Using local disks on VMware with OpenShift Container Storage

    With the arrival of Openshift Container Storage version 4.3 - using local disks on AWS, VMware and bare metal is being released as a tech-preview feature. This means that this feature is available ...

    Christopher Blum

    April 30, 2020

    OpenShift Serverless now GA

    Today, we are pleased to announce the general availability of OpenShift Serverless. Based on the Knative open source Kubernetes serverless project, OpenShift Serverless enables developers to build ...

    Alex Handy

    April 30, 2020

    OpenShift 4.3 now available on IBM Power Systems

    When you think of the Open Hybrid Cloud, does it include only indistinguishable x86 servers, or does the very openness of that hybrid cloud insinuate a wider range of hardware? When it comes to the ...

    Alex Handy

    April 29, 2020

    Announcing the Developer Preview of Windows Server Containers in OpenShift 4.4

    Enterprises see the benefit in using containerized applications to run their mission-critical workloads, but most IT organizations are not standardized on a single infrastructure stack. These ...

    Anandnatraj Chandramohan

    April 29, 2020

    Red Hat brings Kubernetes Operators to Google Cloud with updates to Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated

    At Red Hat Summit 2019, we launched Red Hat OpenShift 4, the industry’s most comprehensive enterprise Kubernetes platform redesigned to embrace the concept of Kubernetes Operators. Operators package ...

    Vidhi Desai

    April 29, 2020

    Building Multiarch imageStream with the NFD Operator and OpenShift 4

    Introduction Using general available packages (in the form of container images) from an official source or a certified provider comes with a big caveat in relation to performance-sensitive workloads. ...

    Eduardo Arango