OpenShift Library: Administrator View (Managed)

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Chapter 0: Community

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Chapter 1: Get Started

Leverage these very comprehensive assets on how to get started and configure your environments and clusters for:

Chapter 1A. Get started with Microsoft Azure Red Hat OpenShift:

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Listen to what other Azure Red Hat OpenShift users have to say:

Chapter 1B: Get Started with Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS

The ROSA Learning Hub provides a comprehensive set of resources to help you ramp up quickly with ROSA.

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Chapter 2: Learn about product capabilities

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Chapter 3: Continue your education and discover best practices

Expand your knowledge and learn directly from Red Hat experts.

Chapter 3A. Best practices for cluster admins

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Chapter 4: Modernize at scale

Traditional applications typically require significant time, effort, and money to maintain. These applications are not easily adaptable to meet changing business requirements, and organizations are modernizing now to realize these 5 benefits:

  1. Greater agility: Flexibility to take advantage of new revenue opportunities
  2. Increased speed: Delivering innovative applications, services, and features in less time
  3. Reduced costs: Lower operations, development, and infrastructure costs and technical debt
  4. Improved security: Realigned security posture with new technologies and integrations
  5. More reliability: Reduced mean time to recovery for failed applications and services

Red Hat’s migration toolkit for applications helps simplify the modernization of your legacy applications and is included in your Red Hat® OpenShift® subscription.

Chapter 4A. Modernize using OpenShift virtualization

More modernization resources:

Learn about the modernization journeys of other OpenShift users:

Ready to take operators to the next level? Some of our top operators help you tackle the challenges of more complex environments:

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Chapter 4B. Managing Clusters at scale:

Red Hat® OpenShift® Cluster Manager is a managed service on Red Hat Hybrid Cloud Console, where you can create, operate, and upgrade all of your Red Hat OpenShift clusters from a single dashboard. Integrated with OpenShift Cluster Manager, these services deliver insights and recommendations for managing your clusters:

  • Red Hat Insights Advisor: View availability, performance, and stability risks so you can avoid potential problems and downtime.
  • Subscriptions: Get a historical look-back at your subscription usage and make forward-facing decisions, based on your remaining subscription capacity.
  • Learn more about how Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security helps extend security from platform to applications
  • Learn more about how Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management helps you manage multiple clusters across different environments, gives you a unified view into your fleet along with policy and governance at scale.

Chapter 5. Specialized/Advanced topics

Validated Patterns are an evolution of how you deploy applications in a hybrid cloud. With a pattern, you can automatically deploy a full application stack through a GitOps-based framework. With this framework, you can create business-centric solutions while maintaining a level of Continuous Integration (CI) over your application.

Learn about common scenarios faced by developers and architects, its challenges and proposed architectural solutions with Red Hat technologies. Here you can find solutions for a diverse set of use cases on cloud adoption and application modernization, including background story, reference architecture, technical implementation of the solution and much more. Leverage Red Hat-provided Solutions Patterns for cloud-native applications.

Chapter 5A: Red Hat OpenShift Serverless

Red Hat OpenShift Serverless gives you the ability to build, deploy, and run serverless applications that will start based on an event trigger, scale up resources as needed, then scale to zero after resource burst—supporting different architectures from event-driven to microservices.
The capability to run any container in a serverless fashion is possible via upstream Knative.

Chapter 5B: Red Hat OpenShift Service Mesh

Red Hat OpenShift Service Mesh provides a uniform way to manage, connect, safeguard, and observe microservices applications running on Red Hat OpenShift so you can focus on building and not the complexities of your environment.

Chapter 5C. Red Hat Trusted Software Supply Chain

Chapter 5D. Red Hat OpenShift AI

Learn about how other OpenShift users are leveraging AI to accelerate innovation:

Interested in deploying OpenShift at the edge? Look at self-managed OpenShift for Administrators.

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