Most container work is done with Linux, but some jobs are also done with Windows-based containers, and now Red Hat makes it possible to manage both with Kubernetes via OpenShift.

Customers of Red Hat’s OpenShift container platform will now be able to deploy Windows containers alongside their Linux containers, according to reports. The move will help companies streamline ...

Back then, it was explained that Red Hat OpenShift would get Windows Server Container support in the spring of 2018.

OpenShift 4.7 comes with support for Windows Containers on vSphere. The platform already has support for AWS and Azure Windows Containers.

This move will also make OpenShift the first Kubernetes-based container platform to support both Linux and Windows containers.

OpenShift Dedicated on Azure Next, Red Hat's OpenShift Dedicated solution will be coming to Microsoft Azure, approximately in "early 2018," the companies announced.

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