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The Red Hat Enterprise Linux Advantage
Red Hat builds on this as a domain-spanning engineering partner with collaborative relationships, which it uses to provide Red Hat Enterprise Linux, the premier platform for enterprise workloads. |
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux: Application Compatibility Specification
This Red Hat Enterprise Linux Application Compatibility Specification whitepaper is intended to educate independent software vendors (ISVs) and customers on Red Hat’s policies regarding support of third-party applications across multiple releases of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux platform. ISVs and customer applications can avoid major version lock-in by adhering to this published policy at the time of application development |
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6: Consolidation
At this time of massive and disruptive technological changes where applications must be nimbly deployed on physical, virtual, and cloud infrastructure, Red Hat Enterprise Linux provides businesses with the flexibility they need to thrive as they make the transition to the next generation of IT computing and beyond. This paper examines consolidating multiple servers onto a single system using key technologies incorporated in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6. |
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6:
The Evolution of High Performance and RAS
Red Hat has always made performance a top priority. More specifically, Red Hat Enterprise Linux has always extracted the most out of your hardware, scaling from very small to very large systems, and drawing better performance out of all of them. It is normal to find that record setting performance benchmarks are achieved by running demanding applications on Red Hat |
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6: Scalability
Scalability is one of the major areas of focus in Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® 6. The importance of scalability is driven by the convergence of several factors, which have combined to create a strong customer demand for a high-performance, production-ready Linux infrastructure. |
