Red Hat® OpenShift® helps teams deliver faster with containers and Kubernetes
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Red Hat OpenShift is powered by proven open source technologies, including Red Hat Enterprise Linux, OCI-standard containers, and Kubernetes for orchestration and management.
OpenShift provides a fully-integrated container stack, without locking users into defaults or proprietary solutions. Choose your own registry, networking, storage, or CI/CD solutions, or get going immediately using with default OpenShift options.
OpenShift extends to give users their choice of frameworks, databases, and runtimes. Or offer users self-service to public cloud services (including those from AWS and Microsoft Azure) through the OpenShift Service Catalog.
OpenShift automates source code management, container and application builds, deployments, and scaling, health management and more.
OpenShift Online, Dedicated, and Container Platform all come with professional support from Red Hat, the world’s open source software leader.
OpenShift is part of the CNCF Certified Kubernetes program, ensuring portability and interoperability of your container workloads.

Automate the build, deployment, and management of applications so that you can focus on writing the code for your business, startup, or next big idea.


Deep dive into our latest features
Graphical Processing Units (GPUs) have become key to the process of learning from data. Combining OpenShift’s developer-centric workflow with GPU access helps businesses bring data-centric features to their applications faster.
Enable easy service consumption and publication in OpenShift. Deliver private services to your organization’s users, or use service brokers from Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure to offer their services on demand.
With CoreOS, Red Hat doubles down on technology to help customers build, run and manage containerized applications in hybrid and multicloud environments.
A distributed, highly-available container registry for your enterprise
Quickly build, launch, and scale container-based applications