Azure Red Hat OpenShift was created for one simple reason: customers like you asked for it. More than ever before, our joint customers—enterprises as well as small organizations—are deploying Red Hat's portfolio to Microsoft Azure. Although OpenShift on Azure as a self-managed offering has been fully supported for several years, the setup, deployment, and Day-2 operations in managing the cluster require Kubernetes expertise and time to manage. That takes crucial time away from business goals.
We've created this guide, based on our hands-on experience, to provide our customers with best practices for building applications in Azure Red Hat OpenShift. This was written as a self-help guide. You can choose to read the chapters sequentially—from the introduction to the conclusion—or just search for the specific information you need.
