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Red Hat reduced the server count needed for high-availability edge deployments of OpenShift from three to two. The change addresses customer concerns about prohibitive hardware, power, and maintenance costs across hundreds or thousands of sites. Daniel Froehlich and Paul Lancaster detailed the approach last week.
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