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As Linux distribution providers shift their commercial models, how will you support your existing systems? Along with mapping out how SUSE can help, this white paper considers 3 key benefits of mixed technology environments. Continue on to explore these insights and more.

Join this technical webinar to get a hands-on overview of using Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® on Azure. During the live demos and discussions, Red Hat and Azure experts will cover topics such as Bring Your Own Subscription (Cloud Access) vs Marketplace, and Azure Hybrid Benefit. They’ll discuss how to use Cloud Access Gold Images and patch management with RHUI vs Satellite, as well as exciting new offers like Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Third Party Linux. The session will show how Red Hat Insights, which comes with every Red Hat Enterprise Linux subscription, can help you reduce your management overhead on Azure. Speakers: James Read, EMEA Principal Solution Architect (Certified Cloud & Service Providers) at Red Hat Karl Podesta, Senior Specialist – Linux on Azure at Microsoft

In this webinar, we’ll share findings from IDC on how Red Hat® Enterprise Linux provides financial benefits to customers by increasing revenue and lowering costs. We’ll also delve into our findings on open source software and Linux adoption in the enterprise. Featuring: Ashish Nadkarni, Group Vice President, Infrastructure Systems, Platforms and Technologies Group, IDC Gunnar Hellekson, Vice President and General Manager, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat

With CentOS Linux support ending in 2024, organizations must choose a new OS, considering security, compliance, applications, costs, and support. Red Hat Enterprise Linux offers a smart foundation and skill continuity. For an easy migration, check out the white paper.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.2 is on its way to the market. It includes a number of new features and enhancements – while continuing to provide the stability, reliability, and security required to meet the demands of both modern data centers and next-generation IT environments. A focus on security, system administration and manageability, as well as a continued emphasis on the functionality to build and deploy Linux containers, helps Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.2 to provide enterprises with a trusted path forward. George Drapeau will walk through the main points in the RHEL 7.2 release, the Intel features that can be found in the release and touch on linkages to other Red Hat products in its infrastructure software portfolio, including the OpenShift Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) and Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform (RHEL-OSP) products.

Tap into this IDC report to discover 5 reasons why Enterprise Linux is becoming more relevant for hybrid cloud.

Cyber attackers have become more innovative when targeting privileged accounts. Threat actors commonly target privileged endpoints such as Linux administrator accounts and once attackers gain access, they can traverse the network and take over workstations, servers and critical parts of the infrastructure. Do you have the necessary tools in place to safeguard your critical assets and ensure the integrity of your cloud-based operations? Join ESG, Red Hat, and CyberArk for an engaging discussion about endpoint privilege management. Topics include: • Identity-related threats and controls against these threats • Securing Linux-based cloud instances and how to simplify the administration of security policies • A secure and easy way of connecting to and working on cloud machines with certified solutions from Red Hat and CyberArk We will explore best practices, real-world use cases, and actionable insights to help you secure your Linux deployments effectively. Join us to learn how the combined strengths of Red Hat and CyberArk can help you fortify your Linux infrastructure against evolving cyber threats, enhance operational efficiency, and achieve regulatory compliance.

Join Forrester and Red Hat for an insightful discussion on why the adoption of enterpriseLinux continues to gain traction as organizations consider their long term IT strategy. In this webinar, we’ll cover: ● Trends seen by Forrester in the Linux space. ● Why enterprise Linux offers safer innovation. ● Increased business agility to deploy workloads in less time. ● Enhanced security with a trustworthy platform. ● How to mitigate skills gaps. ● Operational efficiency through standardization and consistency SPEAKERS: Alvin Nguyen Senior Analyst of Enterprise Architecture Forrester Alvin Nguyen is a senior analyst in Forrester’s enterprise architecture priority, providing guidance to technology architects worldwide on the ways to grow a relevant, modern, and valuable architecture practice.He is deeply engaged in researching the transformation of the IT operating model, in particular service management, infrastructure and operations, DevOps, migration, and process automation. Chris Wells Senior Director of Product Marketing for Red Hat Enterprise Linux Red Hat Chris Wells is the Senior Director of Product Marketing for Red Hat Enterprise Linux, leading the team responsible for developing and executing the go-to-market strategy for Red Hat Enterprise Linux since 2017. Before transferring to the Platform team, Chris was theProduct Owner for Red Hat Satellite. He was responsible for overseeing Red Hat Satellite business, including technical and go-to-market strategy.

This IDC report highlights 5 key reasons why Enterprise Linux is becoming more relevant for hybrid cloud. Tap into the report to unlock these insights, which are informed by the IDC survey responses of cloud buyers last year.

Applications are at the heart of modern enterprises and organizations must constantly evolve their application strategy to be successful in expanding their competitive differentiation. Their applications portfolio must be constantly infused with new generation applications that run in cloud environments, are delivered as microservices, use open source technologies, and are increasingly platform (infrastructure) independent. For applications to be scalable and highly available, they need an underlying database management system like Microsoft SQL Server and a versatile operating system (OS) environment such as Linux®—as an ideal platform for consolidating applications and their respective data management stacks. Leaders focused on their IT business have a lot of concerns, but starting with a solid foundation is the right start for a sound infrastructure. IDC and Red Hat partner up in this session to discuss industry insights and information that will demonstrate why Linux is the adopted choice for hosting Microsoft SQL Server. Is your Microsoft SQL Server database running on an OS that allows you to modernize with a strong security presence? Join us as IDC and Red Hat take a more comprehensive look at the different values organizations see by running their Microsoft SQL Server database on Linux, specifically Red Hat® Enterprise Linux.