Modernize application workloads using Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS
summary
Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA) runs OpenShift as a managed service with ROSA 99.95% SLA, adds virtual-machine support so Windows and Linux images run alongside containers, and uses operators for upgrades. Examples: Delta runs a 600-aircraft Wi‑Fi platform on ROSA (600 aircraft wifi), Maximo moves from v7 to containerized v8 with built‑in visual AI, a customer plans to modernize 15,000 Windows servers, and a SageMaker+NVIDIA fingerprint model deploys to ROSA and edge RHEL/OpenShift nodes. 56% coexistence of commercial and custom apps is reported.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to containers
- 1:39OpenShift on AWS overview
- 2:47The Rosa managed service
- 4:21Operational benefits of Rosa
- 5:43Commercial software trends
- 7:15Modernizing legacy apps with AI
- 9:20Cloud migration strategies
- 11:41Integrating AI and machine learning
- 14:17Closing thoughts
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