Linux Automation

Linux Automation

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Extending the open source platform to deliver an infrastructure designed for automation. Making IT more flexible, responsive, and cost effective.
Any Application
Enterprise Linux leads the industry in ISV support and certification growth.
Any Application, Anywhere
The only certified platform with consistent support across bare metal, virtualized servers, and the cloud.
Applications insulated from the deployment model.
Any Application, Anywhere, Anytime
Flexibility to move applications on demand.
Infrastructure built for automation, integrating quality of service, high availability, failover, and scalability.
Linux Automation simplifies your systems management and maintenance so that you can write your applications once and run them anywhere, all through the power of a standard platform. It means you can create an infrastructure that is built for automation, including virtualization, identity management, high availability, and performance capabilities.
Blog: Linux Automation. Any application, anywhere, anytime.
Red Hat Enterprise MRG extends Linux Automation with performance, scale, and reliability
Choose your preferred way to deploy
Red Hat Enterprise Linux is the most flexible operating system environment available. Enterprise Linux solutions are ideal for all of these deployment types - using the same applications. Deploy whichever environment best suits your business:
Standalone or "bare metal" systemsThis is the most common environment for servers today. Red Hat Enterprise Linux scales from desktop and laptop systems, to small servers, to the largest SMP servers and to mainframes. And, of course, it is ideal for blade and rack environments - especially today's popular 4-CPU quad-core systems.
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VirtualizedVirtualized systems, which offer improved resource management and operational flexibility through features such as live migration, dynamic resource allocation, high availability, and clustering. Enterprise Linux provides the industry's highest performance, complete virtualization capability, for no additional charge. Virtualization is the fastest growing method of deployment - up to 15% of all servers are expected to be virtualized in the next five years. Virtualization lets you maximize your resources and increase deployment flexibility and responsiveness.
Learn more about Red Hat Enterprise Linux virtualization
Blog: How should CIOs think about virtualization? Lee Congdon, Vice President, Information Technology
Software as a ServiceSoftware-as-a-Service, or cloud computing deployments, allows customers to extend their compute resources outside the walls of the data center - providing an on-demand infrastructure that can scale to up or down to meet business requirements. Red Hat Enterprise Linux is available as a certified and supported platform deployed on Amazon's Elastic Computing Cloud - EC2.
Learn more about Red Hat and Amazon
AppliancesRed Hat Enterprise Linux-based appliances allow ISVs to distribute applications pre-packaged as complete solutions, including the operating system, simplifying deployment, management, and maintenance. Red Hat's appliance strategy covers a wide range of deployment opportunities, including:
Fully featured application stacks available through Red Hat Exchange
Lightweight portable media solutions - self-contained, easily provisioned tokens such as USB keys and live CDs providing a portable, low-cost application environment.
Learn more about Red Hat Appliance Operating System
Blog: What is a software appliance? Lee Congdon, Vice President, Information Technology