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Red Hat Unveils Cloud-Optimised Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Red Hat Collaborates with AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure to Deliver Red Hat Enterprise Linux Tailored for Cloud Deployments

Red Hat, the world’s leading provider of open source solutions, has announced jointly-engineered, integrated, and supported images for Red Hat Enterprise Linux across Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure. Available with the launch of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10, these cloud-optimised offerings are tailored to specific hyperscaler environments, providing users with pre-tuned, ready-to-run images to more seamlessly build, deploy, and manage workloads in the cloud.

In collaboration with AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft, Red Hat offers a ready-to-use approach for Red Hat Enterprise Linux deployments, facilitating smoother workload migrations, enhancing management and visibility for cloud deployments, and delivering built-in security functions. The result is an out-of-the-box Red Hat Enterprise Linux experience that enables organisations to build faster with an optimised Linux platform in the public cloud of their choosing.

“Red Hat’s collaboration with AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft mark a significant leap forward in delivering cloud-ready, purpose-built offerings of the world’s leading enterprise Linux platform directly into the hands of our customers,” said Gunnar Hellekson, Vice President and General Manager, Red Hat Enterprise Linux Business Unit at, Red Hat. “By engineering tailored experiences for Red Hat Enterprise Linux in the cloud, we are empowering organisations to accelerate their cloud transformations and deployments, enabling them to more rapidly achieve their business objectives and scale to embrace the next wave of IT innovation.”

What Customers Stand to Gain

These cloud-centric offerings provide:

  • Optimised performance in the cloud: Pre-configured, specifically-tuned profiles enable organisations to maintain consistency between reboots and modify settings for various subsystems without disrupting workflows.
  • Contained drift and accelerated delivery: Image mode uses container-native tooling to allow organisations to deploy Red Hat Enterprise Linux as a bootc container image in the cloud, helping to streamline cloud-native application development and IT operations into a single pipeline.
  • Enhanced observability and reporting: Built-in telemetry options offer a comprehensive view of organisations’ Red Hat Enterprise Linux estate alongside other cloud services for unified visibility within the cloud provider dashboard.
  • Improved security from boot to runtime: Image attestation and top-down memory encryption through Secure Boot, Confidential Computing, and Confidential Hypervisor provide a streamlined approach to cloud deployments with a stronger security footprint.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux: A Stable, Consistent Foundation

Red Hat’s cloud-optimised solution delivers a consistent foundation upon which organisations can standardise and scale, reducing complexity and providing a unified experience across hybrid and multi-cloud environments. By tuning Red Hat Enterprise Linux to meet unique cloud specifications, organizations can speed up application development, simplify management and increase efficiency to scale applications more dynamically while maintaining reliability.

“AWS customers gain immediate differentiated value from this Red Hat collaboration through performance-optimised Red Hat Enterprise Linux profiles that work harmoniously with our world-class cloud services ecosystem. By combining Red Hat’s container-native tooling with AWS’s comprehensive security features and observability dashboard, organisations achieve a level of operational efficiency and global scale that simply isn’t available elsewhere in the market,” noted Manu Parbhakar, Director, Worldwide Business Application Partners, at AWS.

“Google Cloud is committed to providing our customers with the flexibility and tools they need to innovate and scale their operations. Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Google Cloud offers our customers a streamlined path to migrate, deploy and scale their workloads faster across the hybrid cloud, all while benefiting from integrated security capabilities and a simplified management experience. This collaboration further empowers organisations to achieve their business goals and accelerate their digital transformation on Google Cloud,” added Mark Lohmeyer, Vice President and General Manager, AI and Computing Infrastructure, at Google Cloud

Brendan Burns, Corporate Vice President, Azure Compute, at Microsoft, further stated: “Microsoft and Red Hat share a commitment to enabling organisations with a more seamless and comprehensive hybrid cloud experience. Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Microsoft Azure offers a powerful solution for organisations to achieve enhanced consistency across environments and more effectively manage usage and costs, helping them unlock greater business value in the cloud.”

Availability

Cloud-optimised Red Hat Enterprise Linux offerings are now available on AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure. Organisations can use their existing Red Hat Enterprise Linux subscriptions to migrate to the cloud or purchase pay-as-you-go options from their cloud marketplace of choice. Red Hat Enterprise Linux qualifies for committed spend programs with AWS, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure, and organisations can also participate in Red Hat’s hybrid committed spend program for further procurement flexibility

Martin Dale Bolima

Martin has been a Technology Journalist at Asia Online Publishing Group (AOPG) since July 2021, tasked primarily to handle the company’s Data&Storage Asia online portal. He also contributes to Cybersecurity ASIA and Disruptive Tech News, with his main areas of interest being artificial intelligence and machine learning, cloud computing and cybersecurity. A seasoned writer and editor, Martin holds a degree in Journalism from the University of Santo Tomas in the Philippines. He began his professional career back in 2006 as a writer-editor for the University Press of First Asia, one of the premier academic publishers in the Philippines. He next dabbled in digital marketing as an SEO writer while also freelancing as a sports and features writer.

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