Red Hat announced today (November 10) that OpenShift 5 is now generally available. The new release adds AI-assisted troubleshooting, security upgrades, and in-place updates from OpenShift 4 to support hybrid cloud deployments. Key features include automated update risk checks, stronger multi-tenant isolation, and post-quantum cryptography for control plane communications. OpenShift 5 also enables running AI workloads, virtual machines, and containers side by side.

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