Red Hat OpenShift AI Life Cycle

Overview

This document applies to the current General Availability release of Red Hat OpenShift AI.

Red Hat provides a published product life cycle for Red Hat OpenShift AI in order for customers and partners to effectively plan, deploy, and support their applications running on the platform. Red Hat publishes this life cycle in order to provide as much transparency as possible and may make exceptions from these policies as conflicts may arise.

The life cycle of Red Hat OpenShift AI follows a release-driven approach where a single version is available and will be supported at any one time.

Red Hat OpenShift AI is available as an add-on to Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated and Red Hat Openshift Service on AWS and maintains a release schedule that is independent from other Red Hat products and services. More details about the OpenShift AI offering can be found in the Red Hat OpenShift AI Service Definition.

The Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated Life Cycle provides information on supported versions for Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated. During the Red Hat OpenShift AI general availability period, the following OpenShift versions will be supported:

  • 4.15
  • 4.14
  • 4.13
  • 4.12

Upgrade Policy

The Red Hat OpenShift AI Add-on, and installed components, will be automatically updated to the latest version available, on all clusters.

This upgrade policy includes feature releases, as well as bug and security fix releases.

Components Life Cycle

Data Science Pipelines

Starting from May 2nd 2024, the Data Science Pipelines cloud service component will be upgraded to version 2 (DSP v2). This upgrade follows the trajectory of its upstream equivalent, KubeFlow Pipelines. DSP v2 will support pipeline versions and pipeline logs. With the introduction of DSP v2, it will no longer be possible to deploy, view, and edit the details of a DSP v1 pipeline from the RHOAI dashboard. Further information on using DSP v2 will be provided in the future publications of RHOAI documentation.

End of Life Policy

During the general availability period, Red Hat reserves the right to discontinue the service within one year advance notice. If the service is discontinued, Red Hat will persist customer data for 60 days after the service end date.