Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform contains modern tools for managing and automating Microsoft Windows environments. In this checklist, you will learn 10 ways Ansible can be used to manage and execute core functions in Windows environments, from security updates to remote management using WinRM.
Over the course of the past several years, FreddieMac's IT service management needed a way to pull support staff and information from workday, the current system at the time. They needed a tool that was easy to use, worked reliably all the time, and something that was consistent and fun. Instead of updating information manually on spreadsheets, they were able to achieve IT excellence with xMatters.
Learn more about FreddieMac's journey with xMatters, and how they integrated with ServiceNow to master roster rotations, manage escalations among staff, and streamline the IT infrastructure to grow from ~100 to ~300 support groups.
IDC Business Value research found that community-based infrastructure software is more expensive than the cost of commercial subscription support.
In this IDC whitepaper, learn how organizations use Red Hat Enterprise Linux to support business operations with cost effective, reliable environments.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux is the #1 Linux distribution for public cloud. Learn how Red Hat uses customer feedback to develop features with open source communities.
IDC research on Red Hat Enterprise Linux found that it will provide economic benefits of $1 trillion and save IT organizations $7 billion annually.
To meet the increasing demands of customers and the expanding mobile workforce, organizations of all sizes are moving toward an always connected workplace—where employees can work from anywhere and on any device.
Today, small and mid-sized businesses are turning to Desktops-as-a-Service (DaaS), which enables workers to access the apps and data they need to get their job done as well as provide IT with cost efficiencies and centralized management.
How does the status quo compare to Orca Security?
Orca Security provides workload-level visibility into every AWS, Azure, and GCP asset without the operational costs of agents. It deploys in minutes to surface vulnerabilities, malware, misconfigurations, lateral movement risk, weak and leaked passwords, secret keys, and high-risk data such as PII.
IT teams are embracing the cloud for its scalability, reliability, flexibility, and rapid deployment capabilities, helping them achieve performance and cost-savings goals.
According to Gartner, by the end of 2019, we’ll see, “30 percent of the 100 largest vendors’ new software investments will have shifted from cloud-first to cloud-only.”
But for enterprises transitioning from on-prem architectures, a move to the cloud opens up new and uncharted territory when it comes to managing risk. Complex, distributed resources in the cloud call for an update to the standard risk management and security approach.
For security teams tasked with securing cloud environments, holding on to pre-cloud tools and mindset is no longer going to work, as the challenges and tools needed to secure cloud environments are different from what was required to secure pre-cloud architectures. Even worse, copying pre-cloud solutions means that the drawbacks of pre-cloud architectures are brought into the cloud world. Only by fully embracing the cloud and its values can enterprises take full advantage of its benefits.
Get guidance on planning your cloud migration efforts early to save headaches later.
Cloud migration has been a hot topic for some time, yet the measurement of performance before, during, and after migration has remained somewhat subjective and, in many instances, has led to bad customer and employee experiences. Planning your approach when moving applications to the cloud is paramount to success.
This report helps infrastructure and operations (I&O) professionals achieve higher performance during a cloud migration effort.
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451 Research highlights the opportunities that hybrid and multi-cloud strategies present to the modern enterprise.
The adoption of hybrid and multi-cloud deployments in the enterprise has become an explicit IT strategy.
According to 451 Research, more than half of enterprises are pursuing an integrated hybrid IT strategy. What’s more, more than 70% of enterprises deploy a public cloud strategy that involves more than one provider.
Enterprises want to choose the best technologies available to them for their specific needs and hybrid and multi-cloud approaches are favored strategies.
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In today’s world, there is a plethora of IT solutions that overlap in functionalities. Some of these solutions are not being utilized to their fullest, while others are duplications.
Concerning overall data security environments, more often than not, organizations have unforeseen gaps from an IT infrastructure perspective. While mobile devices and cloud applications have accelerated workplace productivity, they also create new opportunities for security vulnerabilities due to access and permissions. Managing around those vulnerabilities can be operationally difficult.
Download our e-book to learn how to implement a more holistic approach to securing your organization’s data, enabling remote productivity, and reducing costs in these times of shift and change.
The world is moving at lightning speed from legacy enterprise software to SOA, SaaS integration, and APIs, compelled by the power of convention over configuration and the promise of agility and operational efficiency. Yet most businesses face a widening divergence between the IT infrastructure demanded by emerging business needs and the infrastructure they’ve built up over generations.
The result? Many organizations find it difficult to modernize their legacy systems in a way that enables them to create an IT strategy that supports the quick adoption of newer technologies such as cloud, big data, IoT, and mobile. This is where APIs come in.
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Don’t ditch your legacy systems, modernize them.
Energy and utilities providers face more uncertainty than ever before as they grapple with price volatility, geopolitical and regulatory instability, newly viable technologies, and increasing calls to decarbonize. As a result, utilities’ IT teams are under pressure to deliver effective digital transformation through differentiated customer experiences, improved employee productivity and capital efficiencies, and product portfolio expansion to open new revenue streams.
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The healthcare industry has been affected by disruption and the need for healthcare innovation. Legislative, market, and technology pressures make it imperative for healthcare organizations — including hospitals and health systems, payers, and life sciences companies — to become more agile.
IT teams in the industry are considering a microservices-based architecture as a means of accelerating healthcare innovation and increasing project delivery speed. MuleSoft research suggests that application development productivity increases of up to 10x are possible. Healthcare specifically stands to benefit from this architectural paradigm.
This whitepaper will address: