Technically OpenShift isn’t LTS yet, it’s 1 year and 3 year (the latter is special extended support). Right now we’re planning on 1.9 being our first LTS with the longer support commitment (3yr?). Still being sorted out.
We won’t be doing the 10 year support like for RHEL 4/5/6 yet.
As a guy who likes the stability traditional vendors provide as apposed to the madness that is chasing hip upstream developers, the mere fact that your working on providing LTS guarantees gives you a significant advantage over your competitors.
Looking forward to what Openshift will bring to the table!