CoreOS Container Linux

Container Linux is extremely facilitated by the size and functionality of Linux distribution kit for container environments, providing effective operation in big clusters due to autoupdating "by air". Since the beginning of 2018 of Container Linux will still develop by forces of open community of development and will remain to the free, quickly evolving OS for container hosts with high extent of automation, having at the same time had an opportunity to use components of an ecosystem Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Fedora. Besides, the commercial, provided with support option under the name Red Hat CoreOS which, eventually, will replace Atomic Host in quality a container - the focused Red Hat operating system will be offered corporate customers.

Red Hat CoreOS will become a basis of the solutions Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform, Red Hat OpenShift Online and Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated for customers who need the Kubernetes-platform with automatic update. Besides, Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform will still support Red Hat Enterprise Linux for the benefit of those who prefer to build the Kubernetes-environment on the basis of traditional lifecycle and packaging of containers.