OpenShift Commons Briefing: OKD4 Release and Road Map Update with Clayton Coleman (Red Hat)

26 juin 2019Diane Mueller1 minutes (temps de lecture)

In this briefing, Red Hat’s Clayton Coleman, Lead Architect, Containerized Application Infrastructure (OpenShift, Atomic, and Kubernetes) leads a discussion about the current development efforts for OKD4, Fedora CoreOS and Kubernetes in general as well as the philosophy guiding OKD 4 develpoment efforts. The briefing includes discussion of shared community goals for OKD4 and beyond and Q/A with some of the engineers currently working on OKD.

The proposed goal/vision for OKD 4 is to be the perfect Kubernetes distribution for those who want to continuously be on the latest Kubernetes and ecosystem components combining an up-to-date OS, the Kubernetes control plane, and a large number of ecosystem operators to provide an easy-to-extend distribution of Kubernetes that is always on the latest released version of ecosystem tools.

To learn more about OKD, please visit https://okd.io

Additional Resources:

- Briefing Slides
- OKD4 Modest Proposal post on mailing list
- OKD project
- OpenShift Dev/User lists:https://lists.openshift.redhat.com/openshiftmm/listinfo
- Kubernetes Slack: #openshift-dev on kubernetes.slack.com
- https://try.openshift.com/

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