Red Hat OpenShift Local
(formerly Red Hat CodeReady Containers)

OpenShift Local on your laptop gets you up and running with an OpenShift cluster on your local machine in minutes.

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OpenShift on your laptop with Red Hat OpenShift Local

Red Hat OpenShift Local s is “OpenShift on your laptop,” the easiest way to get a local OpenShift environment running on your machine. You can get an overview of OpenShift Local in the tech preview launch post.

For the launch, Brian Tannous from Red Hat Cloud Platforms has put together handy video guides to installing OpenShift Local and deploying your first application to OpenShift.

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