5-minute demo: DevSecOps with Red Hat OpenShift to speed up application delivery

If you're a platform engineer, you've likely lived this: your team has assembled a toolchain for CI/CD, monitoring, security scanning, GitOps, and networking. Each tool does its specific job well, but over time, you realize you’re spending more hours maintaining the integrations between those tools than helping developers ship code. 

That's the real cost of tool sprawl. Yes, it’s increased licensing fees, but it’s also additional vendor relationships, constant integration maintenance, and multiple login screens for different dashboards. When something breaks, what should be a quick fix can turn into an extended scavenger hunt.

A better starting point

Instead of gluing together half a dozen standalone tools, Red Hat OpenShift gives you integrated capabilities across the whole application lifecycle—observability, networking, CI/CD, GitOps, security, virtualization, and AI infrastructure—all running on a single platform.

You’re not locked into a specific approach. If your team already relies on specific tools, you can still use them. With Red Hat OpenShift, you get production-ready defaults that work together from day 1 so you don’t have to build everything from scratch to get started.

See how it works in 5 minutes

We put together a short interactive demo to show how these integrated capabilities function in practice. You’ll see:

• Built-in observability: Get instant visibility into application health without spending time setting up external monitoring agents. 
• Automated CI/CD and GitOps: Move code from commit to production through automated pipelines that don’t require custom code. 
• Layered security: Keep image scanning and policy enforcement running at every stage, not just as a final check before release. 
• Unified virtualization: Run traditional virtual machines (VMs) alongside containers on the same platform.

The value of these features is in how they interact. Together, they create a platform that helps you accelerate your release cycle. When you push code, the pipeline scans it, tests it, and deploys it, without your developers hopping between tools or fighting authentication.

What this changes for your day-to-day

When everything shares a common foundation, you're not maintaining multiple authentication systems and dashboards. Your team gets to focus on enabling developers instead of fixing integrations.

This approach also supports faster time to value. Developers stop waiting on your team to create new tooling or chase down pipeline malfunctions. Self-service becomes a reality.

Red Hat OpenShift delivers a single, consolidated security posture. It doesn't matter if it's a legacy Java app, a microservices setup, or a VM, the same policies apply. You don’t need a separate mental model for each workload type.

Try it yourself

View the interactive demo to see how this works with a real application workflow.

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Questions about how this fits into your existing setup? Connect with our team to walk through your specific environment.