Red Hat Enterprise Linux serves as the foundation of your organisation’s technology stack, able to ensure standardisation across your entire operating environment. This, in turn, provides flexibility, adaptability, resilience and manageability and enables innovation and agility — allowing for seamless automation, deployment of new systems and management of app lifecycles.
You can count on Red Hat Enterprise Linux to support all your IT choices. The latest version has evolved to create consistency across clouds, unite speed and security, and transform customer experiences at the edge.
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux allows you to develop even the most critical business applications — and do so up to 26% faster. It also lets you deploy these apps seamlessly and consistently, often at lower costs.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux allows you to leverage technology across departments, enabling the quick, seamless and consistent deployment of mission-critical workloads and vital apps and facilitating automation and other innovative practices. This, in turn, ensures that everyone in your organisation has access to innovation, thereby increasing their productivity and improving employee experience.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux, being open-source, is as secure — or even more — as other enterprise solutions because it has access to regular security patches that are well documented and can be audited by your own IT team. Vulnerability patches from vendors are also readily available.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux reduces the complexity that comes with cloud migration, consolidating all components, cloud environments and platforms into a single platform. It allows you to handle complexity with consistency — and slash costs while doing so. As a result, you will be able to get the most value from using the cloud.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux is known for slashing IT costs considerably. In fact, according to IDC, Red Hat’s partners earn, on average, USD $22.60 for every USD $1.00 they spend using RHEL. Red Hat customers can also expect a direct impact of roughly USD $1.7 trillion this year as opposed to the expected USD $900 billion in IT costs — a two-for-one payoff.