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Using OpenShift for Containerization, virtualization and deploying microservices

  • By Mustafa Abdel Hady R.
  • on 03/03/2025

What do you like best about the product?
Using it in CI/CD DevOps lifecycles and achieving a real GitOps workflows by integrations with OpenShift GitOps based on the open source project Argo CD and OpenShift pipelines which is based on Tekton.
Ability to deploy microservices.
Ability to have containerization, virtualization and AI in a single platform.
Ease of network connections between the created pods either in the same project (namespaces) or different namespaces.
Ability to create Network Policies to isolate traffic and achieve better network security.
Ability to manage and secure multi-clusters using RHACM and RHACS as part for the Red Hat OpenShift Plus subscriptions.
What do you dislike about the product?
OpenShift Virtualization still needs more enhancement to achieve the expected user experience of enterprise customers. Its UI needs to be enhanced with having the ability to do everything using its Web UI with no need to command line interface.
Large scale traffic intensive performance needs to be more clear for Telco Operators to achieve mass market use cases.
Better integration with Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform needs to be added to automate tasks and enhance the DevOps CI/CD life cycle.
Exposing traffic to external networks need to be more easier and intuitive.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Automate the deployment of Microservices
Ability to achieve containerization and virtualization in a single platform with AI as well using the RHOAI product.


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