Red Hat’s OpenStack Services on OpenShift Now Generally Available
Red Hat has announced the general availability of OpenStack Services on OpenShift, which is the next major release of Red Hat’s OpenStack Platform.
According to the company, Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShift, helps organizations “manage complexity for faster, simplified deployments of both virtualized and cloud-native applications from the core to the edge all in one place.”
Features include:
- Faster deployment of compute nodes.
- Greater flexibility to run applications that are bare-metal, virtualized, and containerized from one platform.
- A scalable OpenStack control plane that can manage Kubernetes-native pods running on Red Hat OpenShift.
- Enhanced observability features.
- Improved security and compliance scanning of the control plane.
Read more at Red Hat.
08/29/2024
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