A more reliable datacenter begins with your operating system. Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® provides a consistent foundation for predictable, stable operations across your hybrid data center and organization. Support for high availability across your environment — including Alibaba Cloud, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP), and Microsoft Azure cloud platforms and x86, IBM Power Systems, and IBM Z architectures — lets you use the platforms of your choice without compromising reliability. High availability add-ons for systems and storage improve failover orchestration and access to shared and clustered storage.

The Red Hat Enterprise Linux High Availability Add-On provides continuous availability for your Red Hat environment, including physical and virtual guest deployments. Download the brief to learn more

Choose an infrastructure platform that lets you optimize your SAP environment and operations while preparing you for the future. Through trusted technologies, investment protection, and flexible innovation, Red Hat can help you modernize your SAP systems and build a foundation for digital transformation.

IDC’s Business Value research shows that subscription-based, supported Red Hat solutions have serious cost advantages over free, non-supported open source infrastructure software. Commercial support for Red Hat products—such as Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat Ansible Automation, Red Hat OpenStack Platform—supply rapid value and reduce the burden of self-support that’s necessary to maintain free, open source software solutions. Download this infographic to see the highlights of IDC’s research.

Out of $188 trillion of worldwide business revenue in 2019, $10 trillion is touched by Red Hat Enterprise Linux. About 900,000 people are employed by Red Hat and its ecosystem, powering 1.7 million IT professionals who work on Red Hat-enabled systems for a total of 2.6 million in Red Hat–related positions in 2019. Download the infographic to see how.

In this e-book, O’Reilly provides detailed, reusable Kubernetes patterns for container deployment and orchestration. Learn specific Kubernetes patterns for cloud-native and rapid application development.

Learn everything Kubernetes offers for each particular pattern, with tested conclusions for each concept and full code examples.

Red Hat commissioned Forrester Consulting to conduct a total economic impact study examining the return on investment (ROI) that organizations can realize by using its container adoption program and Red Hat® Open Innovation Labs.

In interviews with Red Hat customers, Forrester found that these organizations transformed their application development and delivery life cycles. They benefited from faster time to market, reduced costs, and improved customer experiences. Read the report to learn more

Many teams are turning to Kubernetes and its rich set of complex features to help them orchestrate and manage containers in production, development, and test environments. Kubernetes has emerged as the de facto standard for container orchestration and management, becoming a critical platform for organizations to understand.

• The importance of IT systems to modern organizational success.
• Hybrid cloud and the shift to multiple datacenters, platforms, and cloud locations
• Cloud-native application development technologies and how they can be combined with existing approaches to create arobust, productive IT system.

IDC research has measured the economic impact of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) in three areas. Download this infographic to know more!

Please download this infographic to have a more fair idea of the business value of Red Hat Solutions and cost relationship to unpaid alternatives.

Choose an infrastructure platform that lets you optimize your SAP environment and operations while preparing you for the future. Through trusted technologies, investment protection, and flexible innovation, Red Hat can help you modernize your SAP systems and build a foundation for digital transformation.

Open source software (OSS) has long held the allure of being available for free use in the form of community-supported projects, in addition to being available in commercially packaged and supported versions that are targeted at business users. That allure of free software has carried with it the belief that by avoiding subscription fees, customers can save money in the long term. Numerous IDC Business Value research studies have found that higher operational costs associated with self-supporting community-based infrastructure software far outstrips the cost of commercial subscription support, when that software is used in a mission-important or mission-critical capacity.