Editor’s note - This post is the second in a four-part series on private cloud from Red Hat technology evangelist Gordon Haff. Find the first…read full post

Existing infrastructure was designed to cope with relatively predictable and slow-growing demand. But today, customers, partners, and employees are demanding new services, delivered faster, on…read full post

If you wanted to build a house, a block, or a neighborhood, you’d start with a blueprint. Some authoritative document that you rely on to…read full post

The Friday Five is a weekly Red Hat blog post with 5 of the week's top news items and ideas from or about Red Hat…read full post

With many service providers looking to transform their networks and evolve their business, Red Hat strongly believes that open source and cloud technologies have the…read full post

In a recent post, I discussed using containers to deploy software-defined storage for cloud-native applications. This lets persistent storage be provisioned in close proximity to…read full post

“Carrier-grade” is, effectively, a label that one time stood for reliability in telecommunications software - with it, a solution was expected to deliver redundancy and…read full post

It’s our belief that Linux containers and container orchestration engines, most notably Kubernetes, are positioned to power the future of enterprise applications across industries. Along…read full post

Kubernetes continues its evolution with version 1.8, announced today on the Kubernetes blog. This release promotes the Roles Based Access Control (RBAC) to general availability…read full post

Red Hat Shares, Red Hat's monthly corporate newsletter, features our take on technology trends, open source software, and recent industry news to help you navigate…read full post