Ben Breard & Reza Shafii, Red Hat | DockerCon 2018
summary
Red Hat says CoreOS Tectonic components and Container Linux are being phased into OpenShift — initial components land in the next quarterly release, operator features follow, and full convergence targets year end — using Kubernetes plus the operator framework and a conversion platform to move autonomic operator logic across clusters. Customers report faster time to value measured in weeks or months, large enterprise case studies (Amadeus, Optum) and an IDC-cited 500% ROI over five years.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:07OpenShift and Kubernetes growth
- 3:38Kubernetes as industry standard
- 5:25Customer barriers to containers
- 7:36Time to value and innovation
- 9:47Future of container tooling
- 11:12OpenShift’s special sauce
- 14:03Developer and exec conversations
- 16:07Red Hat’s cultural shift
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