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CoreOS Container Linux has reached end of life and users should migrate to a supported operating system. For more info, see coreos.com/os/eol/

CoreOS Container Linux will no longer receive updates after May 26, 2020. For more info, see coreos.com/os/eol/

#Fedora #CoreOS is now out of preview and generally available! Read about this exciting update in the Magazine: fedoramagazine.org/fedora-coreos-… #linux #foss #containers #atomic

#RedHat Quay 3.2, our enterprise #container registry, is here. Today we introduce the Container Security Operator, which integrates Quay’s image vulnerability scanning capabilities to #Kubernetes for improved security: red.ht/2PsCtc3

#RedHat introduces the open sourcing of @ProjectQuay, the upstream #container registry project representing the code that powers Red Hat Quay and @Quayio: red.ht/2pcMVKs

Introducing @OpenShift 4.2, the latest version of #RedHat’s trusted enterprise #Kubernetes platform designed to deliver a more powerful #developer experience. Learn more: red.ht/33wyfUR

#Kubernetes 1.16 is here. Learn about how Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs) ease the creation and long term management of APIs red.ht/2kCA6XH

The first user preview release of @Fedora CoreOS is now available, bringing the latest Linux innovations from the Fedora community along with key CoreOS components like Ignition. Learn more: red.ht/32JxiJr

Today marks the 1 year anniversary since the #Knative project came to the world of #Kubernetes. Learn about our work with the community, where Knative is at, and what's next in #serverless: red.ht/2y4zOM1

Now available: @RedHat @OpenShift 4, the next generation of the industry's most comprehensive enterprise #Kubernetes platform. This release realizes the Red Hat and CoreOS vision of delivering automated operations red.ht/2JRx50F

ICYMI check out the new @etcdio docs and landing page at etcd.io

Three predictions in observability with @fredbrancz @redhat @prometheusio and @tom_wilkie @Grafana 1-more correlation between pillars, 2-new signals & new analysis, 3-rise of index-free log aggregation #kubecon

Today we announce our participation in the Service Mesh Interface (SMI) project, a collaboration with Microsoft @Azure and others on a specification to make it easier for service meshes to run on #Kubernetes. red.ht/2Wduy6p #KubeCon

Introducing @RedHat @OpenShift 4, the next generation of the industry's most comprehensive enterprise #Kubernetes platform. Learn about how #OpenShift 4 is realizing the Red Hat and CoreOS vision blog.openshift.com/introducing-re… #RHSummit

Introducing Quay 3: featuring support for #Windows + multiple architectures & a new RHEL base image. Learn more red.ht/2W9tEop #RHSummit #OpenInfraSummit #DockerCon

Today @RedHat contributes CRI-O, a container runtime for #Kubernetes, as an incubating project in the @CloudNativeFdn. Get involved red.ht/2WR5q25

Operators are a way of packaging, deploying and managing Kubernetes applications, with #Kubernetes. Here are some ways Operators are important for a self-managed, cloud-like experience red.ht/2uRlR2J