platform-openshift

Map OpenShift resources to AKS equivalents for migration.

1|Updated Mar 20, 2026

Search Tags:#migration #kubernetes #openshift #aks #scc #deploymentconfig

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npx skills add https://github.com/Dongbumlee/container-migration-copilot --skill platform-openshift

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Skill: platform-openshift
Source: https://github.com/Dongbumlee/container-migration-copilot/tree/main/.github/plugins/container-migration/skills/platform-openshift
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Dongbumlee/container-migration-copilot --skill platform-openshift

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

OpenShift to AKS migrations are often error-prone due to platform differences in resources, security constraints, and routing models. This skill provides mapping guidance to align OpenShift concepts with AKS equivalents and reduces migration risk.

Core Features & Use Cases

Platform mappings for networking, workloads, security, builds, and templates to AKS equivalents.
Migration guidance for sensitive components like SCCs, DeploymentConfig hooks, and image strategies.
Use Case: When migrating a deploymentconfig-based app with route-based networking, this skill informs the AKS deployment and ingress approach.

Quick Start

Follow the OpenShift-to-AKS mappings to begin by identifying DeploymentConfig and Route resources in your manifests.

Frequently Asked Questions about platform-openshift

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I map OpenShift DeploymentConfig resources to AKS equivalents during migration?▼

To map OpenShift DeploymentConfig resources to AKS, identify OpenShift API groups and translate DeploymentConfig objects into standard Kubernetes Deployments, applying compatibility mappings for AKS RBAC and Helm or Kustomize workflows.

What is the best way to handle OpenShift SCCs when moving workloads to AKS?▼

Handling OpenShift SCCs when moving to AKS requires mapping platform-specific security constraints to AKS RBAC equivalents to ensure workloads maintain proper permissions while meeting Azure Kubernetes Service security compliance standards.

How do I migrate OpenShift Routes to AKS Ingress controllers?▼

Migrating OpenShift Routes to AKS Ingress involves mapping route-based networking models to AKS-compatible Ingress resources, ensuring traffic routing rules and host configurations are properly translated for Azure Kubernetes Service clusters.

Can I use Helm and Kustomize workflows to deploy migrated OpenShift applications on AKS?▼

Yes, you can use Helm and Kustomize workflows to deploy migrated OpenShift applications on AKS by ensuring your translated manifests align with AKS RBAC and standard Kubernetes deployment patterns rather than OpenShift-specific APIs.

What are the limitations when migrating OpenShift build configurations to AKS?▼

Limitations when migrating OpenShift build configurations to AKS include handling platform-specific build strategies and image policies that lack direct Azure equivalents, requiring manual translation to compatible CI/CD pipelines for image building.