Red Hat OpenShift takes the raw power of Kubernetes and turns it into a cohesive, production-ready platform right out of the box. What I really appreciate is that it removes the hassle of manually stitching together logging, monitoring, and security tools, since they’re available in one unified dashboard. The built-in automation and CI/CD pipelines take care of much of the infrastructure management, which lets our development teams stay focused on shipping code instead of spending time managing clusters. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The platform can feel overly complex for smaller projects or lighter workloads, since the base control plane requires a significant amount of cluster resources even when it’s just sitting idle. On top of that, the premium pricing structure can be a major financial burden for smaller organizations. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.