Building a cloud-native, hybrid-multicloud infrastructure with Intel and Red Hat
Transform your business and get ready for hybrid-multicloud databases, artificial intelligence, and machine-learning workloads with Red Hat and Intel.
Executive Checklist: Open Banking
Learn how to assess needs and determine priorities when planning an open banking strategy using this executive checklist.
Government transformation with open hybrid cloud
Developers and operations teams want to modernize legacy applications and infrastructure to scale and update more easily but business leaders are rightfully worried about costs.
In this Red Hat brief, learn how open hybrid cloud can help your organization streamline operations, optimize IT support, develop and deliver apps faster, improve processes with automation, and enhance security.
Cloud has evolved. Are your security tools keeping pace?
Why Threat Stack customers are switching to Lacework
Organizations that bought early cloud security products are finding that those tools aren’t keeping up with dynamic environments ruled by APIs and microservices on containers, and server instances that constantly scale up and down.
More than 20 customers migrated from Threat Stack to Lacework last quarter. Without a major investment in time or security expertise, they gained new insight into their environment, decreased time spent on compliance programs, and reduced alert fatigue.
Are you ready to experience the difference?
Next-Gen Privileged Access Management Solutions
Before there were privileged access management (PAM) solutions, it seemed that everyone was given access to privileged accounts with little regard for who had access, when they had access and what they did with that access. As security breaches started to rise and compliance regulations were written, it was obvious that manual processes and home-grown approaches to privileged access management solutions weren’t enough.
Why make the investment to next-gen PAM? After we briefly cover the history of first-gen and next-gen PAM solutions, we will give you five reasons to consider purchasing next-gen PAM solutions:
• Reason 1: Easy to deploy
• Reason 2: Transparent and
frictionless
• Reason 3: Operations- and automation-ready
• Reason 4: Scale and transform with your business
• Reason 5: An identity-centered approach to PAM.
A blueprint for SAP deployment from HPE and Red Hat
Learn how HPE and Red Hat provide a joint technology solution for an automated, on-premise SAP infrastructure deployment.
Become a digital leader with Red Hat, Intel, and SAP
As a critical part of your business infrastructure, your SAP® environment can also benefit from modernization. To continue receiving SAP support, you must migrate your underlying databases to SAP HANA® and your existing SAP applications to SAP S/4HANA® by 2027. This migration presents an opportunity to modernize and realign your SAP environment with overall IT digital transformation initiatives. Red Hat and Intel provide a modern, consistent foundation for both your IT infrastructure and your SAP landscape.
Near-zero downtime for SAP production environments
Reducing planned and unplanned downtime for SAP applications requires a focus on both infrastructure and on SAP itself. Deploying yourSAP landscapes on Red Hat Enterprise Linux provides a stable foundation that delivers stability, performance, security, and high availability at scale. Designed specifically for SAP environments, Red Hat Enterprise Linux for SAP Solutions provides key stability for your SAP landscape and IT environment.
Reducing downtime for SAP HANA
With more than 20 years of joint innovation, Red Hat and SAP tailor solutions for the needs of business-critical applications. The combination of SAP® HANA® System Replication and Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® for SAP Solutions enhances the ability to operate SAP HANA landscapes with less downtime, helping organizations avoid business disruption, lost revenue, and reputation damage.
Read this brief to learn more.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux for SAP Solutions
Standardizing your IT infrastructure on Red Hat’s software stack can help you optimize your SAP environment while preparing you for the future.
Moving legacy applications to containers
Legacy applications are not typically considered for public cloud deployments because of security, regulatory, data locality, or performance concerns. Containers make many of the services offered by public cloud providers possible and help increase automation. Migrating legacy applications to containers removes barriers to modernization. Red Hat® OpenShift® helps organizations complete this migration, letting them respond better to changing business demands. Read this brief to learn more.
A hybrid and multicloud strategy for system administrators
Delivering a consistent, secure, and easy-to-use environment across both the datacenter and the cloud can be daunting for system administrators. But Red Hat’s hybrid cloud platform offers a consistent user experience for system administrators, including a common set of infrastructure and platforms, scalable automation with a visual dashboard, and fully managed service options that allow a focus on agile app development rather than infrastructure management. Read this brief to learn more.
Balance Cost and Performance when Migrating On-premises Oracle Databases to the Cloud
Although the cloud may have once looked like a fad, predictions of a $266.4 billion—and growing—market in public cloud services1 suggest the fad has become a business reality. The new frontier is to strike the right cost-performance balance so that cloud computing actually does save more money than it costs.
Shortly after you join the growing number of database administrators tasked with migrating on-premises Oracle databases to the cloud, you’ll confront several questions:
- Which cloud service is the best fit for your organization?
- Which of your Oracle databases is best suited for a migration to the cloud?
- How will you minimize downtime and avoid data loss during the migration?
- How will you monitor database performance and ensure scalability without blowing your budget?
- Do you have the tools to replicate Oracle data between on-premises infrastructure and the cloud?
- Perhaps most important, will you really lower your Oracle licensing costs and avoid platform lock-in to any single cloud provider?
This solution brief is designed to guide DBAs through the process of migrating an on-premises Oracle database to a cloud service such as Amazon Web Services (AWS)2, Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
Balance Cost and Performance when Migrating On-premises Oracle Databases to the Cloud
Although the cloud may have once looked like a fad, predictions of a $266.4 billion—and growing—market in public cloud services1 suggest the fad has become a business reality. The new frontier is to strike the right cost-performance balance so that cloud computing actually does save more money than it costs.
Shortly after you join the growing number of database administrators tasked with migrating on-premises Oracle databases to the cloud, you’ll confront several questions:
- Which cloud service is the best fit for your organization?
- Which of your Oracle databases is best suited for a migration to the cloud?
- How will you minimize downtime and avoid data loss during the migration?
- How will you monitor database performance and ensure scalability without blowing your budget?
- Do you have the tools to replicate Oracle data between on-premises infrastructure and the cloud?
- Perhaps most important, will you really lower your Oracle licensing costs and avoid platform lock-in to any single cloud provider?
This solution brief is designed to guide DBAs through the process of migrating an on-premises Oracle database to a cloud service such as Amazon Web Services (AWS)2, Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
Zero impact database migration
Migrating data from one platform to another requires a lot of planning. Some traditional migration methods are easy to use, but they only work for migrations on the same platform. Quest® SharePlex® can replicate data across platforms, from Oracle to SQL Server, with next to no downtime, offering a flexible, low- cost alternative.
The SharePlex architecture is composed of a series of queues and processes running on the database servers that move data rapidly from the source database to the target database, without using Oracle’s processes or memory structures. This architecture facilitates the fault tolerance capability in SharePlex, which avoids data loss if there is a break in the replication stream.
Download this solution brief to learn how businesses can count on high availability, migrate data with zero organizational risk, and integrate data in near real-time for reporting and insights.