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Try Red Hat's products and technologies without setup or configuration.
The Developer Sandbox for Red Hat OpenShift provides you with 30 days of no-cost access to a shared cluster on OpenShift, an enterprise-grade Kubernetes-based platform. Get instant access to your own minimal, preconfigured OpenShift environment for development and testing, hosted and managed by Red Hat.
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The OpenShift cloud-native application platform has everything you need to manage your development life cycle securely, including standardized workflows, support for multiple environments, continuous integration, and release management.
Quickly spin up a development environment with everything you need—all hosted on OpenShift. Code, build, and test with VS Code, IntellIJ, or your favorite integrated development environment (IDE) using only a web browser. Leverage bundled high-grade, certified container images for popular stacks as the base for your applications.
Access an AI platform that includes popular open source tooling, including familiar tools and libraries like Jupyter, TensorFlow, and PyTorch, along with MLOps components for model serving and data science pipelines—all integrated into a flexible UI.
Use Red Hat Developer Hub to set up an internal development platform for seamless onboarding. Developer Hub extends Backstage by providing additional features for platform engineers such as integration with OpenShift, enterprise role-based access control (RBAC), and dynamic plug-ins.
With the Developer Sandbox, get access to industry-leading frameworks and languages such as Quarkus, Node.js, React.js, and .NET to jump-start your application development.
OpenShift Pipelines, based on the Tekton project, offers a native integration with the OpenShift platform to provide a smooth experience for developers.
The Developer Sandbox is perfect for immediate access to OpenShift, but where do you even start? Here are some recommended use case-based activities to help you get started.
The Developer Sandbox is an ideal place to start developing your project. Once you are ready to take your application to production or you begin to hit resource limitations with the Developer Sandbox, consider moving your project to Red Hat OpenShift in the public cloud.
Red Hat OpenShift is available on all major public cloud providers including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, IBM Cloud, and Google Cloud.