Red Hat OpenShift consultants and platform engineers

Digiventi provides Red Hat OpenShift consultants and hybrid cloud architects who join your team to assess platform requirements and configure clusters. Bring them in when establishing OpenShift or reviewing an estate that no longer meets application needs.

• Architecture assessment: Review workload placement and availability requirements across on-premises infrastructure and public cloud. Identify dependencies that affect the proposed design.
• Cluster implementation: Configure installation topology, machine pools, networking and persistent storage. Validate infrastructure sizing against expected workload demand before application onboarding.

OpenShift platform engineers turn recurring release tasks into version-controlled workflows. They configure OpenShift GitOps with Argo CD and build CI/CD pipelines using OpenShift Pipelines with Tekton, aligned with your approval requirements.

For application onboarding, specialists create reusable deployment templates and namespace configurations. They also configure resource quotas and health probes, then investigate failed builds or stalled rollouts. This expertise suits teams introducing containerized applications as well as those maintaining inconsistent deployment configurations across existing projects.

OpenShift security specialists assess cluster configuration against your internal controls and implement agreed remediation. The work covers platform access and workload isolation without assuming application teams can accept every restriction unchanged.

• Identity and permissions: Integrate enterprise identity providers and review role-based access control. Replace unnecessary cluster-wide privileges with scoped permissions.
• Workload security: Configure Security Context Constraints and network policies. Investigate workloads that require elevated privileges, document exceptions, and test configuration changes against application requirements before rollout.

OpenShift administrators provide ongoing cluster support and additional engineering capacity during upgrades. They investigate degraded Operators and node failures, using cluster events and monitoring data to identify the cause.

Before version changes, specialists check supported upgrade paths and Operator compatibility, then validate application dependencies in a test environment. Recovery work can include configuring OpenShift API for Data Protection and testing restores against documented recovery requirements. Runbooks record the procedures your engineers need for subsequent incidents and maintenance windows.