According to Gartner1, “investment in digital business transformation is now the most-common motivation for saving money from IT budgets (62 percent of respondents).” I believe…read full post

Today Red Hat is thrilled to announce our contribution of etcd, an open source project that is a key component of Kubernetes, and its acceptance…read full post

Bare metal is making a comeback. At Red Hat we have been observing an increase of the use of bare metal in general. And we…read full post

The financial services industry (FSI) has gotten the message: customer expectations have changed radically. They want to experience banking services through multiple digital channels, and…read full post

There’s no shortage of data pointing to the growth of Linux container and cloud-native applications. According to a recent survey from the Cloud Native Computing…read full post

According to IDC1, the hyperconverged infrastructure market experienced 76 percent year-over-year growth in the first quarter of 2018. However, the majority of hyperconverged infrastructure soluti…read full post

Today, we issued a critical Security Advisory and patches for CVE-2018-1002105, a privilege escalation flaw impacting Kubernetes. The Kubernetes privilege escalation flaw provides an example…read full post

Availability zones (AZs) in OpenStack have often been misunderstood, and they are defined in different ways by various cloud operators. By definition, an availability zone…read full post

Following the “OpenShift on OpenStack: Availability Zones” series, in the first part we introduced OpenStack AZs and presented different OpenShift deployment options regarding AZs. In…read full post

This is the third post on OpenShift on OpenStack and availability zones. In the first part we introduced OpenStack AZs and presented different OpenShift deployment options…read full post