Red Hat OpenShift 5 reaches general availability for hybrid clouds
Original title: Red Hat OpenShift 5 brings autonomous troubleshooting to hybrid clouds
The release adds Lightspeed agent troubleshooting, post-quantum control-plane cryptography and a five-year lifecycle.
Red Hat announced general availability of OpenShift 5, offered as an in-place update from OpenShift 4 for data centers, clouds and disconnected deployments. Lightspeed moves from a conversational assistant to an agent that can troubleshoot and assess update risk inside the console. The release also adds hardened multi-tenancy, post-quantum cryptography for control-plane communications and MCP server support.
- Customers can run VMs, containers and AI workloads side by side.
- Pre-flight checks cover API compatibility and optional operators.
- Nokia said the release strengthens its cloud-native network foundation.
- Lightspeed can run supervised remediation from the management console.
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3 min read at helpnetsecurity.comRed Hat has announced the general availability of Red Hat OpenShift 5, bringing built-in operational intelligence, zero trust security and a longer, predictable lifecycle to the hybrid cloud application platform powered by Kubernetes.
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