This is an explanation at RedHat Forum 2019 in Japan.
The actual demonstration of "Azure RedHat OpenShift" is existing on the following URL.
https://youtu.be/oz7I_BQuttU
Microsoft and Red Hat’s partnership goes back to 2015. The strength of this partnership has been built on the foundation of our work to develop joint support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux. Our learning and growth from that work has demonstrated the unique customer value that we can deliver to enterprises when we work together.
Since then, we’ve collaborated on bringing a lot of Red Hat’s solutions to Azure as well as bringing Microsoft technology to Red Hat customers.
and at Red Hat Summit, we announced the general availability of Azure Red Hat OpenShift, the only 1st party, fully managed Red Hat OpenShift service in the public cloud.
Azure Red Hat OpenShift combines the innovation of trusted enterprise Kubernetes with the world’s leading enterprise Linux platform, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, running on the scale and power of Azure. Together, these technologies provide a powerful solution for more easily managing and orchestrating cloud-native workloads across a hybrid cloud environment. With Azure Red Hat OpenShift, customers can also bring containerized applications into existing workflows wherever they exist, while mitigating many of the inherent complexities of container management.
As a fully-managed, jointly-operated service, Azure Red Hat OpenShift is backed by both the open source expertise of Red Hat and the trusted enterprise cloud of Microsoft.
Azure Red Hat OpenShift combines the innovation of trusted enterprise Kubernetes with the world’s leading enterprise Linux platform, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, running on the scale and power of Azure. Together, these technologies provide a powerful solution for more easily managing and orchestrating cloud-native workloads across a hybrid cloud environment. With Azure Red Hat OpenShift, customers can also bring containerized applications into existing workflows wherever they exist, while mitigating many of the inherent complexities of container management.
As a fully-managed, jointly-operated service, Azure Red Hat OpenShift is backed by both the open source expertise of Red Hat and the trusted enterprise cloud of Microsoft.