OpenShift Introduction

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In this session, Diógenes gives an introduction of the basic concepts that make OpenShift, giving special attention to its relationship with Linux containers and Kubernetes.

Tecnología

Intro to OpenShift
JavaOne
Diogenes Rettori
Product Management
OpenShift & Containers
@rettori

OpenShift Container Platform Roadmap
OpenShift Application Lifecycle Management
(CI/CD)
Build Automation Deployment Automation
Service Catalog
(Language Runtimes, Middleware, Databases)
Self-Service
Infrastructure Automation & Cockpit
Networking Storage Registry
Logs &
Metrics
Security
Container Orchestration & Cluster Management
(kubernetes)
Container Runtime & Packaging
(Docker)
Enterprise Container Host
Red Hat Enterprise LinuxAtomic Host

What's in
Container Runtime & Packaging
(Docker)
Enterprise Container Host
Red Hat Enterprise LinuxAtomic Host

Infrastructure Automation & Cockpit
Networking Storage Registry
Logs &
Metrics
Security
Container Orchestration & Cluster Management
(kubernetes)
What's in

OpenShift Application Lifecycle Management
(CI/CD)
Build Automation Deployment Automation
Service Catalog
(Language Runtimes, Middleware, Databases)
Self-Service
What's in

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