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What is OpenShift.io?

OpenShift.io is a cloud-native development environment for planning, creating, and deploying hybrid-cloud services. It provides a full toolchain for development teams, in the cloud, with zero setup and maintenance. And, of course, it make use of plenty of open-source goodness.

Why is Red Hat doing this?

To ship better software, development teams need a modern, integrated DevOps toolchain. No team should spend weeks configuring and maintaining those tools. OpenShift.io’s pre-integrated toolchain starts teams in minutes with zero install and zero configuration.

Where do I go with questions and feedback?

First check the technical FAQ and documentation. You can also contact the product team on:

• IRC at #openshiftio on irc.freenode.net
• Mattermost in the #openshiftio channel (sign up is free)
• If you want a 1:1 feedback session, e-mail [email protected]

Current status

Today, OpenShift.io is in active development and pre-beta. There is a waitlist and we are working on slowly provisioning people from the waitlist into the system.

Can I use OpenShift.io for my critical project?

No. OpenShift.io has bugs that affect site reliability. Please do not upload sensitive data yet.

What open-source components are found in OpenShift.io?

Components include fabric8, Eclipse Che, Jenkins, Obsidian Toaster, OpenShift, Wildfly, and Bayesian.

How to get started?

Once your account has been approved, go try the OpenShift.IO Getting Started instructions.

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