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Amazon Web Services (AWS) customers managing infrastructure at scale face a common challenge: automation that works today but becomes a liability tomorrow. As your AWS footprint grows, spanning multiple accounts, regions, and services, the automation scripts that once seemed sufficient begin to show cracks. A missing error message here, an inconsistent module behavior there, and suddenly your deployment pipeline […]

Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA) now includes integrated Windows licensing for OpenShift Virtualization, simplifying cloud migration for Windows-based applications. Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Red Hat have introduced this capability to streamline cloud migration by embedding Windows licensing directly into your AWS compute consumption model.  The licensing challenge holding back cloud adoption  Moving virtualized Windows environments to AWS has traditionally required careful navigation of licensing requirements. […]

Migrating and/or re-platforming can be intimidating and for good reason, there are often many complex and disparate systems with varying levels of tech debt, multiple teams, stakeholders, and business units involved. They that need to be consulted, assist with pre- and post-migration activities, and often have aggressive timelines with little flexibility in terms of downtime […]

Organizations today rely on FinOps principles and practices to stay on top of cloud usage and costs by minimizing waste and maximizing efficiency. Year after year, the State of FinOps report from the FinOps foundation surfaces that though this is the case, getting engineers to take action on rightsizing resources continues to be a top […]

The Telco Network Cloud (TNC) is a Red Hat reference architecture used by telecommunications operators to deploy telecommunications network functions on Red Hat OpenShift Platform. This reference architecture provides a central OpenShift cluster to manage the different OpenShift clusters that are deployed across the network for hosting the different 4G / 5G Core and RAN […]

As organizations adopt cloud services, many are migrating, modernizing, and building new applications on AWS. These workloads often span multiple AWS services, like Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) for compute, Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) for storage, Amazon Aurora for databases, and Amazon API Gateway for application integrations. When using AWS services, organizations […]

Customers looking to run virtual machines (VM’s), and container workloads on a single platform are flocking to OpenShift Virtualization on Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA). OpenShift Virtualization provides a modernization path that preserves your existing VM estate while simultaneously offering cloud-native management, enhancements, and scalability. This minimizes operational overhead by providing a consistent […]

We are often faced with innovative technologies that challenge the existing paradigms. OpenShift Virtualization, built on the upstream KubeVirt project, is one such technology. OpenShift Virtualization allows organizations to run traditional Virtual Machines (VMs) alongside containerized applications in a unified platform. This is particularly valuable for enterprises with legacy applications that need modernization without a […]

Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) for Db2 makes it easy to set up, operate, and scale Db2 deployments in the cloud. IBM Db2 is a relational database that supports large-scale transactional and analytical workloads. Amazon RDS manages time-consuming database administration tasks, such as provisioning, patching, backups, recovery, failure detection, and repair, so you can […]

For customers who are modernizing their business using AWS with solutions such as Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform (OCP), the OpenShift application platform itself is not be the only layer of software critical to overall customer interest. Many customers take advantage of the broader product portfolio from Red Hat to address various layers of their […]