Red Hat, a provider of open source solutions, is releasing Red Hat OpenShift Container Storage 4.5, delivering Kubernetes-based data services for modern, cloud-native applications across the open ...

Red Hat is releasing a new version of its OpenShift Kubernetes platform, OpenShift 4.3, with better container storage support via Red Hat OpenShift Container Storage 4.

Red Hat has introduced Red Hat OpenShift Container Storage 4 to provide an integrated, multi-cloud experience to Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform users.

This ESG Technical Validation documents remote testing of Red Hat OpenShift Container Storage with a focus on the ease of use and breadth of data services. Containers have become an important part of ...

Red Hat’s OpenShift 4.5 extended container orchestration to virtual machines. The arrival of OCS 4.5 moves the solution into the realm of hyper-converged systems.

Quantum’s lower cost F-1000 flash array provides the performance of flash arrays to more users and Red Hat’s OpenShift Container Storage 4 provides multicloud options for Kubernetes workflows.

OpenShift 4.2 also supports OpenShift Container Storage 4, a beta Gluster-based software-defined storage program. Red Hat OpenShift 4.2 will be available in the coming weeks.

Software maker will add Container Storage Interface support to its existing OpenShift Container Platform and GlusterFS-based scale-out file system container storage.

An example of two container platforms that co-exist and complement each other well to address a variety of use cases is Red Hat® OpenShift® and HPE Ezmeral.

Welcome to Storage and Networking Bytes, a new Datanami feature dedicated to covering the latest in storage, networking, and backup technology. In this inaugural column, we’ll take a look at Red Hat’s ...