This is a little umm question. However, the details are important because most probably my whole application infrastructure will be dependent on it.
I am considering OKD. I found that: > OKD, previously OpenShift Origin, is a community project of packaged software components needed to run Kubernetes. OKD is the upstream project of Red Hat OpenShift, optimized for continuous application development and deployment. OKD is generally a few releases ahead of OpenShift on features OKD is where community updates happen first, and where they are trialed for enterprise use. However, let's just say, RedHat does not seem to be reliable when it comes to these upstream / downstream things. If I am not clear yet, I am talking about killing CentOS and restricting the source code for its enterprise Linux build. So, my question is, should I use OKD at all? What does the community suggest we use if we are not interested in using OKD?
