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To use client-side webparts on modern SharePoint server-side pages, you need to deploy and register the webpart with SharePoint. First, you need to package the webpart and then deploy the webpart package to App Catalog in SharePoint site. Let’s go through below steps which are required to add webpart in modern pages.

OpenShift 2 is a Red Hat’s open source, auto scaling, Platform as a Service (PaaS). It is based on an architecture that involves; Linux Broker, Linux Node and Windows Node. It uses gears and cartridges to create applications and supports one-click deployment for various applications based on frameworks as; rails, JavaEE, Django etc… and languages like; Java, PHP, ruby etc.

In this post, we would like to introduce our SharePoint 2013 cartridge. User can use this SharePoint 2013 cartridge to create SharePoint 2013 based application with MS SQL 2012 or 2014 cartridges, and deploy it on Red Hat OpenShift 2. The SharePoint 2013 cartridge works with Windows Node installed on OpenShift 2.