Red Hat OpenShift Pricing

“The cost can double as Red Hat OpenShift and cloud vendor which can be an issue on ROI AWS cost pass through would be great.”

“Negative: The ROI of OpenShift is difficult to reach because of the high cost of license and support.”

“But the ROI is clear: we have achieved an overall 25% increase in our software release frequency and a 20% boost in customer satisfaction as of now, and we are hoping to gain much more cost savings...”

“ROI was high, as we were able to save cost on hosting.”

“LocalHost using Minishift, having your own PaaS locally Fast Build times Node Support .Net Support Runs on CoreOS Vertical Scaling Horizontal Scaling No Credit Card Needed Free Tier Pricing. … OpenShift is a great way to start, especially their free tier.”

“Free Version - If you have an application running in the free pricing model and have not accessed it in over 24 hours, the application goes into a pending status. … For production, I am planning on using a low cost paid subscription.”

“Because of price and cluster overhead, ROI takes time and is difficult to show Red Hat OpenShift provides excellent cloud support, has excellent compliance and vulnerability scanning tools.”

“Expensive and draining on the budget.”

“It is unknown as of now but the Subscription based pricing might be an issue Customers like blueprint solutions hence it should be good for CNF vendor.”

“Cost and ROI speed Ease of use to existing users New innovations.”

“It is not suited for organizations that are on a tight budget as deploying Red Hat OpenShift can be expensive.”