Red Hat - News, Features, and Slideshows
Red Hat in pictures
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IN PICTURES: Reseller News Roundtable - Facilitating distributor change in a cloud-focused channel
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IN PICTURES: Cloud conversation deepens as record-breaking rhipe Cloud Summit 2016 hits Sydney
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In Pictures: What’s new in SUSE Linux 12?
News about Red Hat
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93% of Kubernetes users struggle with security
Security remains a roadblock for organisations adopting Kubernetes, containers, and a cloud-native ecosystems, though devsecops adoption is on the rise.
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Red Hat ditches CodeReady name for dev environments
Red Hat has unveiled new versions of its in-browser and local development environments geared to work with the OpenShift Kubernetes platform.
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Red Hat debuts edge features for Linux, Kubernetes platform security
Red Hat is rolling out new edge-computing features for the vendor’s well-known enterprise Linux distribution, and security features for Kubernetes.
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How CentOS changes the cloud Linux game
Amidst all the news from AWS re:Invent last week, one thing might have slipped your notice yet deserves the spotlight: Amazon Linux 2022.
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Red Hat plops Celonis EMS on AWS cloud
Celonis EMS applies real-time process intelligence to system data to increase the efficiency of business processes.
Features about Red Hat
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Red Hat: Top 5 trends for the channel to capitalise on in 2016
"There's a re-think among channel suppliers about what they offer as part of their core business and how to offer it."
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Are Microsoft, VMware and Red Hat better value than OpenStack distributions?
Are Microsoft, VMware and Red Hat better value than OpenStack distributions for total cost of ownership?
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NZ enterprise embraces cloud as Aussie organisations lag behind
New Zealand has a higher percentage of organisations with a cloud infrastructure in place with Australia lagging behind in terms of cloud adoption.
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Top 6 key business and technology trends for 2015...
“Organisations that embrace change and adopt new ways of working can be more successful."
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Tech watch: Everything and anything
Data has always been created in growing amounts, but not in the ways it is today. The Internet of Everything is the end result, but where does it leave the IT industry?
