Featured OpenShift learning paths
Foundations of OpenShift
2 hours | 8 learning resources
Get hands-on experience creating and deploying applications in OpenShift in a no-cost, 30-day OpenShift cluster.

Using OpenShift
1.5 hours | 5 learning resources
Immerse yourself in practical aspects of OpenShift such as cluster access, file transfers in containers, database operations, and resource management through interactive, hands-on labs.

DevOps on OpenShift
45 minutes | 3 learning resources
Accelerate your DevOps journey by experiencing firsthand the power of OpenShift Pipelines with Tekton, OpenShift GitOps with Argo CD, and more CI/CD implementation on OpenShift through interactive, hands-on labs.

Developing OpenShift applications with Java and Quarkus
2.5 hours | 9 learning resources
Create, test, and deploy Java code to OpenShift in a seamless development workflow using Quarkus, which lets you write data-driven applications using a variety of data sources with just a few lines of code.

Developing on OpenShift
1.5 hours | 5 learning resources
Learn how to access an OpenShift cluster, manage applications with the odo command-line tool, and then use both image and source-based deployment techniques.

Container Fundamentals
2 hours 10 minutes | 7 learning resources
Gain a thorough understanding of the moving parts that make up the typical container architecture, including container images, registries, and orchestration.

Cross site and Cross applications with Red Hat OpenShift and Red Hat Data Grid
1 hour 5 minutes | 5 learning resources
Learn how to develop applications using Quarkus, .NET Core 7, and Golang that are distributed in two different Red Hat OpenShift clusters and share data with each other through Red Hat Data Grid via cross-site replication.

How to create a Camel integration and deploy it as a serverless service
1 hours 30 minutes | 4 learning resources
This is a step-by-step guide to creating an Apache Camel integration and deploying it as a Knative serverless service (close to low-code/no-code) using the community edition of the Visual Studio Code (VS Code) extension Karavan.
