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OpenShift Introduction
The document outlines the key features and components of the OpenShift Container Platform, including application lifecycle management, infrastructure automation, and container orchestration using Kubernetes. It discusses build and deployment automation, as well as security and resource management aspects. Various elements like networking, storage, and metrics logging are also highlighted.
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- #3 Traditional, Stateful and Microservices-based Apps All of these components constructed together using open industry standards enable you to quickly and easily create, edit, and deploy nearly any application on virtually any type of infrastructure. On top of all of that is a large portfolio of middleware solutions that can provide superior business automation, Integration services, Data & Storage, and of course Mobile. Red Hat provides a holistic solution across the entire stack and is supported by a constant stream of updates.
- #4 Traditional, Stateful and Microservices-based Apps All of these components constructed together using open industry standards enable you to quickly and easily create, edit, and deploy nearly any application on virtually any type of infrastructure. On top of all of that is a large portfolio of middleware solutions that can provide superior business automation, Integration services, Data & Storage, and of course Mobile. Red Hat provides a holistic solution across the entire stack and is supported by a constant stream of updates.