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Migrate BuildConfig resources to Builds for Red Hat OpenShift with Crane

· Red Hat · Jan. 27, 2026, 3:05 p.m.
migration Containerization Red Hat software development
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This blog post discusses the migration from OpenShift BuildConfig resources to Builds for Red Hat OpenShift using Crane, an open source migration tool designed to simplify the process. It covers the features and workflow of Crane, including conversion steps and examples, while emphasizing the developer preview status of the tool.
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