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You may hear the word “containerization” when people talk about OpenShift vs Kubernetes. But have you ever thought about what it means and how it's used?

Containerization is commonly defined as “the bundling of different applications to more effectively develop, manage, and deploy them across various infrastructures.” Containerization enables companies to become more agile and scalable. The result? More efficient application development. Increasingly, companies are realizing the advantages these tools offer. According to a report released in 2021 by Redhat, 46% of companies surveyed saw container-based applications as the top software development priority for the next year.

If you’re starting to learn the differences between OpenShift vs Kubernetes, you need to learn a lot about the platforms. So, before we investigate the differences between the two platforms let’s understand what they are, starting with Kubernetes.