Creating clear boundaries for in infinite possibilities
summary
Red Hat positions OpenShift as a Kubernetes distribution (Red Hat is the number two contributor to Kubernetes) that automates build and deploy pipelines: it uses builder images to turn a Maven POM and source into a Docker image, pushes to an integrated Docker registry, and runs automated blue/green deployments. Ops retains risk control by locking approved base images while developers iterate rapidly. Serverless remains “serverless to whom”: someone still runs the infrastructure, but containers plus OpenShift can host that stack internally.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:38What is OpenShift
- 2:00Are you excited about containers
- 3:18How are DevOps teams getting along
- 4:20DevOps and Microservices
- 6:13Serverless
- 7:55Service
- 9:08In 12 months
- 10:00Containers
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