we have been using openshift at work and it has been relatively troublesome, to be honest when we have infrastrcuture (which is not often) we just have some redhat consultant fixing it.
Disclaimer: Former Red Hat Consultant who fixed people's openshift :-)
Can you share more about your openshift stack? For example do you have a storage solution (and is it openshift container storage)? Are you running on top of vmware, aws, etc?
You're far from the only one to have that problem. I love OpenShift and generally do recommend it, so I've been trying to think of ways to improve on that situation. I don't work for Red Hat anymore, but the product is wonderful and (despite not being perfect) is IMHO the best one out there, so I want to see it succeed. It always felt to me like it was just enough of a black box as to be hard for an outsider to get into and tinker/debug.
freedomben|3 years ago
Can you share more about your openshift stack? For example do you have a storage solution (and is it openshift container storage)? Are you running on top of vmware, aws, etc?
You're far from the only one to have that problem. I love OpenShift and generally do recommend it, so I've been trying to think of ways to improve on that situation. I don't work for Red Hat anymore, but the product is wonderful and (despite not being perfect) is IMHO the best one out there, so I want to see it succeed. It always felt to me like it was just enough of a black box as to be hard for an outsider to get into and tinker/debug.