Red Hat OpenStack Platform 14 is now generally available. We announced plans for the release in November 2018 during OpenStack Summit in Berlin, where Red…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

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

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 this…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…read full post

Digital transformation and technology modernization aren’t trends that are limited just to the enterprise world. Behind the walls of proprietary stacks, many telecommunications service providers…read full post

My colleague, Margaret Dawson, spends a lot of time talking with customers. And in those conversations, questions about cloud and OpenStack invariably come up. She…read full post

Hosted in Berlin from November 13 to November 15, OpenStack Summit heads to Europe where attendees from around the world will come together for an…read full post

This blog is based on a support case in which we observed a steady frame loss rate of 0.01% on Data Plane Development Kit (DPDK)…read full post