Free Trial
A self-supported OpenShift Dedicated trial uses the customer's Google Cloud account; the customer pays infrastructure and data-transfer costs.
- OpenShift Dedicated trial cluster: 1 cluster with up to 40 worker vCPUs for 60 days
Enterprises that need a supported Kubernetes application platform spanning on-premises infrastructure, private cloud, public cloud, edge locations, virtual machines, containers, and regulated environments.
OpenShift adds platform capabilities, security defaults, lifecycle management, operators, and enterprise support on top of Kubernetes, but also adds subscription cost, cluster complexity, opinionated administration, and Red Hat-specific operational knowledge.
Supported platform capabilities, execution environments, development technologies, deployment models, integrations, and triggers.
Published pricing structure, representative costs, and material billing factors.
Public worker-node CPU subscription equivalents for Red Hat OpenShift Dedicated managed by Red Hat on Google Cloud; underlying cloud costs are separate.
| Resource | Billing Unit | Price |
|---|---|---|
| OpenShift Dedicated worker CPU | per 4 vCPU-hour | $0.171 |
A self-supported OpenShift Dedicated trial uses the customer's Google Cloud account; the customer pays infrastructure and data-transfer costs.
OpenShift Dedicated worker subscriptions are billed annually; public hourly equivalents vary by commitment, while Google Cloud infrastructure and data-transfer costs remain separate.
Where workloads run, how deployment is scoped, and what underlying infrastructure the platform depends on.
Managed OpenShift offerings maintain service-specific region inventories, while self-managed OpenShift runs in customer-controlled infrastructure. srvrlss keeps those two availability models separate without publishing a misleading combined managed-region total.
Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS, Azure Red Hat OpenShift, OpenShift Dedicated on AWS and Google Cloud, and Red Hat OpenShift on IBM Cloud each maintain their own supported-region inventory. This profile does not merge them into one managed-region total or table.
Self-managed OpenShift can run in customer-selected public clouds, virtualized environments, bare metal, private clouds, and edge infrastructure. Geography and topology are determined by the customer's environment.
Availability reviewed