Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform

Learn about the tools Red Hat has available to implement GitOps workflows. Use the examples to set up control planes to gain full control of your project.

Learn about Open Data Hub 1.1.0 and its new JupyterHub capabilities and improved user experience, including customizable parameters, dashboard and interface.

Learn how to deploy Node.js apps to Red Hat OpenShift by using Helm package manager for Kubernetes, which lets you define, install, and upgrade numerous apps.

Use Helm to create sets of resources on Kubernetes or Red Hat OpenShift clusters. Get a full visual of deploying a .NET application with Helm in this guide.

Use Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform, JBoss EAP XP, and Galleon to optimize your Jakarta EE microservices application for cloud distribution.

Prepare your Jakarta EE application for being used in a distributed architecture by introducing MicroProfile health checks, metrics, tracing, and more.

Understand the differences between Apache ActiveMQ and Apache Artemis, and the changes to make when moving between the two brokers to prevent lost messages.

Transition your legacy Java EE 8 application to Jakarta EE, which sets the stage for deploying the application in a cloud-ready microservices architecture.

Use Jakarta EE and MicroProfile to integrate a legacy Java application with other applications in a microservices architecture on Red Hat OpenShift.

Read about Project Shipwright, a framework for building container images on Kubernetes. We examine its design goals and the future of OpenShift builds.

Learn to install Kubeflow on OpenShift using the Open Data Hub Operator. You can fork, modify, and update the example Kubeflow toolkit to fit your needs.

Know what to expect when updating Red Hat OpenShift 4. This article shows how to perform updates between two z-stream releases and between two minor releases.

Read about a new Tekton enhancement proposal that enables debugging TaskRuns in Tekton pipelines in real-time. Learn more in this article for Red Hat Developer.

Choosing the right container base image matters, and it shouldn't be complicated. Learn how Red Hat Universal Base Images can help.

The new operator helps developers to easily explore and discover the components available in Red Hat Integration.

Integrate Red Hat’s single sign-on technology 7.4 with Red Hat OpenShift, using PostgreSQL and a Network File System partition.

Create a simple containerized Node.js application and monitor instrumentation metrics with Prometheus—now fully integrated with Red Hat OpenShift 4.6.

Windows Container Support for Red Hat OpenShift is a feature providing the ability to run Windows compute nodes in an OpenShift Container Platform cluster.

Get started with using Red Hat OpenShift Serverless Functions to create serverless functions that respond to HTTP and CloudEvents requests.

Learn how to build a CI/CD workflow that combines Tekton, Argo CD, and GitOps alongside Red Hat OpenShift Serverless and Knative service resources, part 2.

Ever wanted to set up CI for .NET Core in a cloud-native manner and didn’t know where to start? This is the guide you were looking for!

Team Argo CD and Tekton together and create an end-to-end workflow for deploying clusters and applications through this example catalog project.

Learn how to use the new Flatpak runtime to build containerized desktop applications on top of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.2.

The three little pigs teach you how to keep the big bad wolf from blowing your container-based applications down. In the process, they will cover namespaces, resource control, security, images, open standards, and management—all important characteristics to keep in mind as you build your container-based applications.