Red Hat OpenShift Platform Plus Edge Standard 1-Year Subscription

• Deploying containerized applications on remote edge servers
• Managing Kubernetes workloads across distributed business sites
• Supporting local application processing in retail branches
• Running industrial and manufacturing edge applications
• Standardizing container operations across multiple locations
• Managing clusters across hybrid-cloud environments
• Modernizing legacy applications for container deployment
• Applying consistent security policies across Kubernetes clusters
• Supporting distributed application delivery and lifecycle management

• Red Hat OpenShift Platform Plus for Distributed Computing
• Edge-server deployment designation
• Standard subscription support tier
• One-year subscription term
• Licensing for 1–2 bare-metal sockets
• Kubernetes-based container orchestration
• Multicluster management capabilities
• Kubernetes-native security and DevSecOps features
• Scalable container registry
• Supports distributed application deployments
• Suitable for hybrid-cloud operating models
• Bare-metal licensing option for edge infrastructure
• Standard-tier alternative to Premium subscriptions

• Brand: Red Hat
• Part Number: MW01884
• Product Name: OpenShift Platform Plus for Distributed Computing (Edge Server)
• Subscription Tier: Standard
• Subscription Duration: 1 year
• License Scope: 1–2 sockets
• Deployment Type: Bare-metal edge server
• Software Category: Enterprise Kubernetes and container platform
• Installation Model: Hosted subscription

WHY CHOOSE THIS PRODUCT?

• MW01884 is suited to organizations that need OpenShift Platform Plus capabilities at edge locations under a one-year Standard subscription. Its 1–2 socket licensing is intended for bare-metal worker nodes, unlike subscriptions measured in cores or vCPUs. Multicluster management and built-in platform security capabilities can help teams apply consistent operational controls across distributed deployments. Before purchasing, confirm the server socket count, support requirements, cluster architecture, and compatibility with the existing OpenShift environment to align licensing with the intended workload.