Below is the list of blog posts with the “Red Hat” tag.

Some of the most critical systems in your infrastructure are also the oldest. If you operate in energy, manufacturing, or government, chances are you have hosts still running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 or CentOS 5. Not because anyone forgot to upgrade them, but because upgrading them is not an option. The OS is frozen by compliance requirements, tied to certified industrial equipment, or locked to software that would break on anything newer.

Applications are getting more and more complex. The demand to develop them faster is ever-increasing. This puts stress on organizations’ processes, infrastructure, and the IT teams that support them. Modern Container technology helps to alleviate issues faster across multiple environments. Linux containers are another evolutionary leap in how applications are developed, deployed, and managed. These containers are based on stable Red Hat Enterprise Linux images that have no adverse effects on your current IT infrastructure.