Spending excessive time juggling multiple Linux distributions?

Are you spending excessive time juggling multiple Linux distributions? Discover how you can optimize your IT infrastructure through standardization! Watch this video, where Eric Hendricks, Technical Marketing Manager at Red Hat®, walks us through the significant advantages of adopting Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) as your standard. Standardizing on RHEL provides a multitude of benefits, such as increased efficiency, simplified operations, and enhanced support.

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What is Red Hat Enterprise Linux?

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is a commercially supported distribution of the Linux operating system developed by Red Hat, Inc. It is designed for businesses and enterprises, offering a stable, secure, and scalable platform for running critical applications, services, and workloads. RHEL is widely used in data centers, cloud environments, and on-premise infrastructures.

Key features of RHEL include:

• Stability and Reliability: RHEL is built with a focus on long-term support, providing security patches, updates, and bug fixes for extended periods (often 10 years or more).
• Security: RHEL offers enhanced security features such as SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux), firewalls, and compliance tools to help organizations protect their systems and data.
• Scalability: RHEL is designed to scale from small servers to large multi-node clusters, making it suitable for everything from individual workstations to enterprise-level deployments.
• Enterprise Support: Red Hat offers enterprise-level support, including technical assistance, consulting, and training to help organizations effectively manage their RHEL systems.
• Integration with Red Hat Ecosystem: RHEL integrates with other Red Hat products like OpenShift (container management), Ansible (automation), and Satellite (systems management), offering a comprehensive IT infrastructure solution.
• Certified Software: RHEL is certified to work with a wide range of hardware, software, and cloud providers, ensuring compatibility and reducing risk in production environments.
• Lifecycle Management: RHEL includes tools for managing the full lifecycle of systems, from installation and configuration to monitoring, patching, and maintenance.

It’s a popular choice for organisations that need a reliable and secure Linux distribution with enterprise-grade support and services.