Langdon White & Ryan Jarvinen (Red Hat) interviewed at Fluent 2014
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Red Hat packages recent runtimes like Node and Python 2.7/3.3 into Red Hat Software Collections and runs the same binaries on both OpenShift and native RHEL so apps move without rebuild or extra QA. OpenStack provides IaaS while OpenShift offers PaaS deployment and a get push style workflow. Developers often don’t know these paths exist and ops can pilot migrations incrementally using a slider not a switch to lift apps into the cloud.
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