Posts Tagged ‘OpenShift’
AWS Fargate vs OpenShift Container Platform
vs Introduction Critical differences between AWS Fargate vs OpenShift Container Platform: AWS Fargate only works with AWS cloud services, while OpenShift has more collaboration options. OpenShift is an open-source solution while AWS Fargate keeps its coding secret. AWS Fargate is only available in select regions, while OpenShift Container Platform can operate anywhere. AWS Fargate and…
Read MoreDelivering on the Promise of Multicloud Lambda-like Functionality
In February, we launch a beta called Project Kratos. It promised to bring Lambda-like functionality to any cloud – public, private, hybrid or on-premises. As we quickly approach Q4, February seems like a long time ago, but so much has happened since then. Over the past seven months, serverless computing has gained momentum as more…
Read MoreOpenShift Ecosystem: Iron.io Brings a Serverless Experience to OpenShift
There has been a lot of buzz around the Serverless trend lately; what it really means and what are its merits. At the end of the day it’s really just a new way to treat certain workloads – background jobs. How does this new pattern fit in the context of developing cloud native applications and…
Read MoreNeed a Mobile Backend? Try OpenShift. (SendGrid article)
SendGrid on Mobile Backend Services SendGrid put out a nice post on their blog the other day on what to look for with mobile backends. Kunal Batra is a developer evangelist at-large for SendGrid and did some work with Redhat’s OpenShift platform recently. In the post, Kunal lays out a simple case for why this platform…
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