Most container work is done with Linux, but some jobs are also done with Windows-based containers, and now Red Hat makes it possible to manage both with Kubernetes via OpenShift.

Red Hat OpenShift has announced OpenShift 4.11, a release that focuses on improving the overall developer experience.

Need help with your OpenShift Kubernetes clusters? Red Hat's AI-based virtual assistant simplifies complex IT tasks.

“In OpenShift and bare metal, it can take up to 10 days to deploy [with] a standard build-it-yourself approach,” Gordon said. “What we’ve been able to do here is reduce that down to hours.

The console brings a greater focus on administrators, complementing the developer focus of the current OpenShift console and offering easier management of nodes, role-based access controls and ...

The convergence of VMs and containers in OpenShift is an indicator of Kubernetes becoming the universal control plane that can orchestrate and manage a diverse set of workloads.

With ROSA, customers can enjoy more simplified Kubernetes cluster creation using the familiar Red Hat OpenShift console, features, and tooling without the burden of manually scaling and managing ...

Customers of Red Hat’s OpenShift container platform will now be able to deploy Windows containers alongside their Linux containers, according to reports.

Red Hat OpenShift 4.8 now available, GitHub Container registry generally available, MongoDB achieves FedRAMP status.

Red Hat is beefing up its OpenShift containerization-as-a-service offering with a new developer tool for packaging apps into containers, foundations for incorporating microservices into those ...