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Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated - Containerization
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Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated

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description Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated Overview

Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated is a managed Kubernetes service built on OpenShift technology. It delivers a secure, isolated environment for running containerized applications within a customer’s existing cloud – typically AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. This offering is designed for enterprises needing robust control and dedicated resources while leveraging the benefits of containerization and Kubernetes. It's suitable for organizations prioritizing security, compliance, and simplified operations managing complex application deployments.

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Who operates the Kubernetes control plane in OpenShift Dedicated?

Red Hat operates the OpenShift control plane, performs platform maintenance, and provides around-the-clock support for the managed service. Customer teams remain responsible for their applications, application data, and workloads running inside the cluster.

Which clouds support Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated?

OpenShift Dedicated is offered as a managed service on Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud. Organizations seeking a Red Hat-managed OpenShift service specifically integrated with AWS should also evaluate Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS, known as ROSA.

How is OpenShift Dedicated different from self-managed OpenShift Container Platform?

With OpenShift Dedicated, Red Hat handles cluster installation, control-plane operations, upgrades, and core platform monitoring. A self-managed OpenShift Container Platform deployment leaves those responsibilities with the customer's own operations team.

Can OpenShift Dedicated use private networking and corporate identity providers?

Yes, clusters can be designed with private connectivity and integrated with supported identity providers such as OpenID Connect or LDAP-based systems. The precise network topology must be planned with the selected cloud because public and private cluster designs expose different endpoints.

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