
The containerized enterprise software suites on Red Hat OpenShift: data, integration, automation and AIOps in ready modules, portable across any cloud and on-prem — one operating model.
Cloud Paks are IBM's way of packaging its enterprise software for the container era: they run on Red Hat OpenShift, so anywhere OpenShift runs — on-prem, AWS, Azure, Google, IBM Cloud, IBM Power and Z. Each Cloud Pak is a modular suite for a domain: Cloud Pak for Data (data and AI, watsonx included), for Integration (APIs, messaging, events), for AIOps (automated operations). Same platform, same security, same flexible licensing model.


Built on OpenShift: what runs in one cloud runs in the others and on-prem, no rewrites. The hybrid strategy without compromise.
A Cloud Pak gives components that talk to each other: data, catalog, governance, AI — integrated, not hand-wired.
Virtual Processor Cores move between modules: you activate what you need, reallocate when the need changes.
On Power and Z the Cloud Paks run close to IBM i ERPs and mission-critical data: latency and sovereignty.
Each Cloud Pak is a set of operators and services certified on Red Hat OpenShift: the same image runs identically on any OpenShift infrastructure, with shared Foundational Services (identity, logging, licensing, management); Cloud Pak for Data offers the lakehouse, catalog and watsonx; for Integration covers API management, App Connect, MQ and event streams; for AIOps brings AI-driven operations automation; the VPC license is fungible across the suite's modules, and the whole stack is manageable with GitOps and standard cloud-native tools.
Cloud Pak for Data + watsonx on one base.
Containerized APIs, events and messaging.
The same suite, anywhere OpenShift runs.