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AWS re:Invent Bootcamp Attendees Learn How to Accelerate Development with...
Developers and system administrators need better ways to deliver applications with increased speed and flexibility. Linux Containers, when used as an open source application packaging and delivery...
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Top 7 Reasons to Use Red Hat Enterprise Linux Atomic Host
In November we announced Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Atomic Host Public Beta, a small footprint, container host based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7. It provides a stable host platform, optimized for...
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Top 3 Reasons to Run Container-Based Applications on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
As product manager for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, part of my job is to ensure that the latest version of our flagship product adheres to our promise of stability, reliability, and security. In...
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RSA Security Conference 2015 in Review: Three Observations
As many specialists in the security world know – the RSA Security Conference is one of the biggest security conferences in North America. This year it was once again held in San Francisco at the...
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Azure? .NET as an RPM and Container from Red Hat?...
Six years ago, we worked closely with Microsoft to deliver on a significant and widespread customer request: the ability for our respective operating systems to function as guests on each other’s...
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Test Driving OpenShift with the Red Hat Container Development Kit (CDK)
Setting up a local development environment that corresponds as close as possible to production can be a time-consuming and error-prone task. However, for OpenShift deployments, we have the Red Hat...
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Continuous Delivery / Deployment with OpenShift Enterprise
In our previous posts, we’ve explored the Red Hat container ecosystem, the Red Hat Container Development Kit (CDK), OpenShift as a local deployment and OpenShift in production. In this final post of...
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In Defense of the Pet Container, Part 1: Prelude – The Only Constant is...
It’s been just over three years since Solomon Hykes presented the world with the (so far) most creative way to use the tar command: the Docker project. Not only does the project combine existing...
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