Introduction to OpenShift
Workshop
OpenShift promises a production-ready Kubernetes platform with integrated CI/CD pipelines, a strict security model, and a web console that simplifies daily work for developers and administrators. But getting started is challenging: Which concepts come from Kubernetes, and which are OpenShift-specific? When should you use Routes instead of Ingress? What are Security Context Constraints? And how do Operators, Helm Charts, and Templates fit together? On the first day, you explore OpenShift's architecture, navigate the cluster via Web Console and oc CLI, and deploy your first applications. You cre
Workshop overview
Duration, per-participant price and logistics for Introduction to OpenShift.
Introduction to OpenShift
Duration: 3 days (09:00 – 16:00 CET/CEST)
Participants: Max. 8 people
Format: Online or on-site
Language: German (English on request)
Certificate: ayedo certificate of attendance
On-site options
Live online or on-site at your location
In-house: content, duration and focus can be tailored
Flexible dates, from 1 participant
German; English on request
Preconfigured cloud lab (also on-site)
Open groups: max. 8 people
Seat price same as online: €721.50 × days, excl. VAT
On-site in-house: individual quote (travel/logistics as incurred)
No published flat on-site surcharge
You provide the training room and internet
Open sessions: 09:00–16:00 (CET/CEST)
Curriculum
Topics by day at a glance.
Day 1: Understand OpenShift, explore the cluster and deploy first apps
Day 2: Automate builds, manage deployments and handle configuration
Day 3: Enforce security, use Operators and configure for production readiness
Workshop schedule
Published daily rhythm. Topics are listed in the curriculum.
09:00–16:00 (CET/CEST)
Official window for open sessions.
09:00 – Introductions
On day 1: meet the instructor and participants, plus the agenda and workshop structure.
09:00 – Q&A
On later days, resolve open questions from the previous day before the day’s topics (usually 09:00–09:30 or 09:00–10:00).
Content blocks follow the curriculum
Theory and hands-on in the morning and afternoon blocks. The topic list is in the curriculum above.
12:00–13:00 – Lunch
A shared break before the afternoon.
16:00–16:30 – Q&A
End of the day: questions, exchange and wrap-up.
Prerequisites
What participants should bring.
Hardware
Your own notebook (Linux, macOS or Windows) with permission to install software. Devices available at extra cost.
Environment
Each participant works in a provided cloud lab. Local installation of the training stack is not required.
Prerequisites
Basic Linux/terminal skills are helpful.
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