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OpenShift Virtualization now generally available on Azure Red Hat OpenShift

Red Hat has announced that OpenShift Virtualization is now generally available on Microsoft Azure, enabling users to deploy both cloud-native applications and traditional virtual machine workloads in a unified environment. This integration allows organizations to leverage the scalability of Azure while utilizing OpenShift's powerful Kubernetes-based platform, streamlining their development and operational processes.

With OpenShift Virtualization in Azure, companies can benefit from improved resource management, operational consistency, and enhanced deployment speed. DevOps teams can efficiently manage workloads, whether they're containerized or traditional VMs, fostering a seamless transition between various environments. The solution empowers users to combine container and virtualization technologies, driving innovation and flexibility in application delivery.

Red Hat and Microsoft’s collaboration also enhances security features and compliance standards, making it easier for organizations to safeguard their data and meet regulatory requirements. Additionally, the managed service supports various use cases, from development and testing to production deployments, catering to diverse business needs. As more organizations adopt hybrid cloud strategies, this integration positions Red Hat as a key player in transforming how enterprises manage their IT infrastructure.