OpenShift comes in many shapes and sizes, from a tiny Kubernetes distro requiring just 2 CPUs and 2 GB of RAM to a 2 000 node beast that can run and manage other OpenShift clusters. Join us for this talk and learn how to pick among MicroShift, Single Node OpenShift, compact OpenShift, standalone OpenShift and HyperShift. Additionally, learn about what tools are available to install and manage them at scale.

Security-Enhanced Linux can be used as an additional layer of security for container workloads. But what does it actually protect and how? Join us for an in-depth exploration of SELinux's role in container and Kubernetes security. We'll begin with a brief SELinux overview, however, we will dive deep into containers and Kubernetes quickly. In particular, we will cover some challenges with SELinux, especially around volume relabeling and how to avoid them, and the future of SELinux and Kubernetes integration.