Red Hat OpenShift on IBM Cloud
A managed Red Hat® OpenShift® cloud service that reduces operational complexity and helps organizations build, operate, and scale with confidence.
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Fully managed application platform
- Access highly available Red Hat OpenShift clusters as-a-service on IBM Cloud with automated provisioning, installation, and configuration of infrastructure—including compute, network, and storage
- Rely on components (operating system, Red Hat OpenShift components, and in-cluster services) that are managed for you and get automatically upgraded
Security and compliance
- Move workloads and data more securely with "bring your own key," FIPS 140-2 Type 4 encryption
- Get security patch management for the operating system and Red Hat OpenShift
- Trust in built-in security, including image signing, image deployment enforcement, hardware trust, security patch management, and automatic compliance (HIPAA, PCI, SOC2, ISO)
Resiliency and support
- Automate deployment in multizone regions with failure discovery, including integration with IBM Cloud Internet Service to manage cross-zone traffic routing
- Have IBM site reliability engineers manage the full stack to address potential threats and vulnerabilities, helping organizations reduce costs
- Get scalability, a 99.99% SLA, and 24x7 global support
Consistent and flexible
- Use the same platform across all clouds with consistent skills and tools
- Choose the solution that best fits your workloads and requirements
- Use tools across environments, from the datacenter to hosted environments and the cloud
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Red Hat OpenShift on IBM Cloud pricing
Deploy Red Hat OpenShift on IBM Cloud with the choice and flexibility to fit your needs.
Choose from many options, including:
- Virtual and bare metal infrastructure
- CPUs, vCPUs, CPU cores
- RAM
- Storage—primary and secondary disks
- Network speed
- SGX enablement
- Hourly and monthly pricing, depending on options and features selected
Migrate your virtual machines to IBM Cloud
Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization is a self-managed operation that comes standard with Red Hat OpenShift on IBM Cloud. Run your containers and virtual machines (VMs) side-by-side with the ability to modernize at your own pace.
Migrate easily
OpenShift Virtualization includes the Migration Toolkit for Virtualization, allowing you to quickly and easily migrate your VMs from your current virtualization environment.
Deploy consistently
IBM customers can deploy and manage containers and virtual machines consistently across any environment. Red Hat OpenShift ensures a unified experience with standardized tools, security, and automation.
Modernize your infrastructure
Modernize VM-based apps by bringing cloud-native tools to VMs, enabling faster development and scalable deployment.
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Outcomes of using Red Hat OpenShift on IBM Cloud
To support their lending-as-a-service (LaaS) offerings, Circeo turned to Red Hat OpenShift for a cloud-native solution that would meet their security and scalability requirements.
The Masters relied on OpenShift on IBM Cloud to integrate data and AI components to support AI-driven spoken commentary in the Masters app.
To create innovative digital experiences for the US Open, IBM Consulting orchestrated the flow of data through applications and AI models with a hybrid cloud architecture running on OpenShift.