Hello all,
I wanted to bring up the topic of the future of Fedora's Layered
Image Build System (FLIBS) as it pertains to OpenShift as a backend
technology that FLIBS is built on top of.
TL;DR - Does anyone care if we move FLIBS to be run on OpenShift
Container Platform instead of OpenShift Origin in the future?
OpenShift itself comes in two forms. The first is the upstream
OpenShift Origin which is very rapidly releasing which has no official
support for older releases (no N-1 support), so it would require a
fresh roll out every three months. The second is the Red Hat OpenShift
Container Platform which is the productized version based on OpenShift
Origin, follows a slower release cadence, and offers longer life
support per release than Origin. I would like to note for the sake of
posterity for the mailing list thread that both of these are Open
Source.
I outline these points in order to ask if there is any preference from
the Fedora Infrastructure Team on which "edition" of OpenShift that
FLIBS is built on top of in the future. I ask this because currently
FLIBS is built on OpenShift Origin which has already proven difficult
to keep up with latest releases since I'm currently the only one
working on FLIBS and it's not the only thing I am actively working on
at any one point in time and I would like to move to OpenShift
Container Platform in the future.
Thank you,
-AdamM
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