Red Hat Tunes Up OpenShift For Legacy Code In Kubernetes
When Red Hat began building out its OpenShift cloud application platform more than five years ago, the open source software vendor found itself in a similar situation as others in the growing platform-as-a-service (PaaS) space: they were all using technologies developed in-house because there were no real standards in the industry that could be used to guide them.
That changed about three years ago, when Google officials decided to open source the technology – called Borg – they were using internally to manage the search giant’s clusters and make it available to the wider community. Thus was born Kubernetes, …
Red Hat Tunes Up OpenShift For Legacy Code In Kubernetes was written by Jeffrey Burt at The Next Platform.