Red Hat OpenShift is great for deploying scalable microservices

We use Red Hat OpenShift in our organization to run scalable RESTful Web services which communicate with a mainframe in the backend using IBM ODS. The product addresses the static hardware architecture we have been running the services on until now, and allows us to scale the application to account for user load and volume to keep resource usage and costs low.

Red Hat OpenShift has helped to streamline the application development lifecycle when it comes to DevSpaces as well since it helps to bring up an entire development environment in a few minutes for newly-onboarded developers. Adding in the ability to deploy directly to new namespace allocated to that user in DevSpaces means its easy to replicate issues from lower environments in a very similar environment that's easily debuggable.

We utilize Red Hat OpenShift deployed on-prem and in the cloud. The platform agnostic abilities of OpenShift allow us to make sure that similar code runs the same way in each cloud platform.