Subscribe to our blog

 

As of today, Red Hat OpenShift 4 is generally available to Red Hat customers. This rearchitecting in how we install, upgrade and manage the platform also brings with it the power of Kubernetes Operators, Red Hat Enterprise Linux CoreOS, and the Istio-based OpenShift Service Mesh. As transformational as our open hybrid cloud platform can be for managing software at scale, the more impressive transformation may lay ahead for your development and IT teams, as they can now offer more on-demand services in a more secure fashion.

 

Our journey to version 4 today brings the product to you, and now it’s time to prepare for your own journey. We’ve assembled the following links to help you transition to version 4 at your own pace.

As a reminder, here is what’s new with OpenShift 4:


About the author

Red Hatter since 2018, tech historian, founder of themade.org, serial non-profiteer.

Read full bio

Browse by channel

automation icon

Automation

The latest on IT automation that spans tech, teams, and environments

AI icon

Artificial intelligence

Explore the platforms and partners building a faster path for AI

open hybrid cloud icon

Open hybrid cloud

Explore how we build a more flexible future with hybrid cloud

security icon

Security

Explore how we reduce risks across environments and technologies

edge icon

Edge computing

Updates on the solutions that simplify infrastructure at the edge

Infrastructure icon

Infrastructure

Stay up to date on the world’s leading enterprise Linux platform

application development icon

Applications

The latest on our solutions to the toughest application challenges

Original series icon

Original shows

Entertaining stories from the makers and leaders in enterprise tech