Developer Conference 2015

Linux Containers have quickly emerged as key open source application packaging and delivery technologies, combining lightweight application isolation with the flexibility of an image-based deployment method. In this session, we'll cover how OpenShift engineering has re-architected OpenShift V3 and collaborated with both the Docker & Google Kubernetes projects to build out the next generation of PaaS today.

This session will highlight the features and benefits of OpenShift V3's use Linux Containers including:
1) Application portability, allowing for the flexible deployment of the application container across multiple AWS regions, instances or availability zones;
2) Minimal footprint and boot time, reducing the overhead of deploying new application containers; 3) Simplified maintenance, reducing the effort and risk of patching applications and their dependencies; and,
4) Lowered development costs, as enterprises need only develop, test and certify applications against a single container runtime.

In this session, you will learn how OpenShift V3
(1) uses Docker to easily deploy pre-built applications;
(2) uses Kubernetes to manage container clusters; and,
(3) how Red Hat's OpenShift PaaS orchestrates source code deployment and centralizes management to leverage these technologies for the benefit of developers and administrators alike.