March 16, 2023 | by Jerome Boutaud and Courtney Grosch
We are excited to announce that multi-version support and OpenShift 4.11 for Azure Red Hat OpenShift (ARO) are now available.
One of the benefits of Azure Red Hat OpenShift is the flexibility and ease of deployment that customers have when it comes to installation. With multi-version support you can now select the version of Azure Red Hat OpenShift that you receive at install time. There are multiple benefits to this: availability for testing your platform running the same version you are currently running, being able to have the same version of Azure Red Hat OpenShift supported by your independent software vendor and the ability to have the version you need in the event that you need to rebuild the cluster.
Below we will walk through how to select the version of Azure Red Hat OpenShift that you want to run.
First your can list the versions that can get installed using the “get versions” parameter from the Azure Command Line Interface (CLI)
Second, you can specify the version in the CLI through the –-version parameter:
The end result of the deployment being a cluster running version 4.11.26 at install time.
When deploying a hybrid cloud model, it’s important to remember that your application needs can change and you need a platform that is able to evolve accordingly. OpenShift 4.11 for Azure Red Hat OpenShift meets evolving performance requirements for different workloads you may want to run. Check out the updates below.
Azure Red Hat OpenShift is continuously expanding our global footprint. We are also pleased to announce that Azure Red Hat OpenShift is now available in Qatar and Brazil southeast regions. More information about region availability can be found here.
For upcoming Azure Red Hat OpenShift updates read more.
Learn more about Azure Red Hat OpenShift today.
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