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OKD: a new name for OpenShift Origin

Posted August 4, 2018August 23, 2018 unixsysadmin

OKD: a new name for the Origin community distribution of #Kubernetes that powers @OpenShift https://t.co/UBYTJcSMuy pic.twitter.com/t4DU1BoK2r

— CoreOS, Inc. (@coreos) August 3, 2018

Link: OKD.IO The Origin Community Distribution of Kubernetes that powers Red Hat OpenShift

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