Liebe OpenShift Anwender-Community, hiermit sagen wir noch einmal Vielen Dank für die Teilnahme am am inzwischen 10. Treffen der OpenShift Anwender aus Deutschland und Österreich. Eure aktive Betei…

Since the standard router in OpenShift is an HA-proxy and HA-proxy itself has HTTP/2 support, I would like to enable HTTP/2 support for our apps. How could I use HTTP/2 with OpenShift? I have a series of services that have to be deployed as part of a project, and they all talk between each other using gRPC which implements the HTTP/2 standard. How should I configure the routes and services to allow this traffic between pods themselves, and with external clients? I have several microservices that need to talk to each other using gRPC protocol and an external interface to expose through service/router. Since gRPC uses HTTP/2, is it supported in OpenShift? Can the default router in OpenShift 3 handle HTTP/2 requests?

A common scenario I’ve encountered with OpenShift is the need to deploy and undeploy applications on OpenShift through an external Jenkins server. This is an essential requirement when building Deployment Pipelines in order to take advantage of OpenShift advanced automation for provisioning application runtimes. OpenShift exposes a REST API that can be used to orchestrate […]

Red Hat introduces the open sourcing of Project Quay, the upstream project representing the code that powers Red Hat Quay and Quay.io.