According to a McKinsey survey from some years ago, almost 70% of the best performing companies, compared to only half of their peers, use their own software to differentiate themselves from competitors. One-third of these high-performing companies monetize software directly. More and more traditional companies are realizing that, in order to compete and grow in a digital world, they must look, think and act like software companies.
Of course, the infrastructure needed to support the flexible and scalable development and provision of this software in a multi-cloud context, is highly time-consuming for IT staff and specialized resources. The old dilemma between spending time and resources “to keep the lights on” The new approach to the search for new initiatives is taking on a new meaning, based on cloud-native architectures and the increasingly frequent use of containers (Kubernetes).
To manage or to be managed?
Red Hat OpenShift started as a cloud container orchestration tool, but over time it was incorporating new capabilities to become a unified platform for the design and delivery of cloud-native applications, in complex contexts that span hybrid and multicloud environments.
The good news is that there are now deployment options, like managed cloud service, that relieve organizations from managing that infrastructure.
– Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA). It is a fully managed, “ready-to-use” application platform that enables companies to increase operational efficiency, refocus on innovation and design deploy and fine-tune applications quickly in an AWS environment.
-Microsoft Azure Red Hat OpenShift (ARO). It is a ready-to-use application platform that offers highly available, fully managed Red Hat OpenShift clusters on demand. Microsoft and Red Hat design, manage and support the platform, enabling businesses to increase operational efficiency, refocus on innovation and design, Deploy and tune applications quickly.
-Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated. It is a Red Hat OpenShift managed offering on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud (only available on those clouds). Service is fully managed and supported by Red Hat and its partners, who provide ongoing premium support for site reliability (SRE) engineers and a Service Level Agreement (SLA) that guarantees 99.95% availability. This allows reducing the operational complexity of organizations, that they can now devote time and resources to design and scale the applications that generate the most business benefits with this ready-to-use platform.
-Red Hat OpenShift on IBM Cloud is a managed cloud service from Red Hat OpenShift that reduces operational complexity and enables companies to design and scale applications with IBM Cloud security. This way, your organization can focus on developing and managing its applications and designing the Red Hat OpenShift workloads in a managed public cloud service, to achieve better responsiveness and greater flexibility and reliability.
Benefits of Red Hat OpenShift cloud services
Red Hat asked Forrester Consulting to analyze the potential economic impact customers might have by adopting the services Red Hat OpenShift cloud. Forrester estimates the following financial impact over three years for a company composed of representative interviewed customers (“The Total Economic Impact Of Red Hat OpenShift Cloud Services,” published by Forrester):
60% – 70% Shorter development cycle
35% Increased developer productivity
50% Improved operational efficiency
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