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Red Hat Releases OpenShift Enterprise 1.1
This week, Red Hat announced the release of version 1.1 of its platform as a service offering, OpenShift Enterprise. OpenShift Enterprise is the product within Red Hat’s PaaS OpenShift offering that can be deployed both within customer data centers as … Continue reading
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Red Hat Continues IaaS, PaaS, Hybrid Cloud And Storage Solutions Rollout
At this year’s Red Hat Summit conference in Boston, Red Hat announced plans to release four sets of product packages that more accurately reflect the diversity of the company’s product line now that it has progressed beyond its roots in … Continue reading
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Red Hat Open-Sources OpenShift PaaS And Calls For Cloud Without Vendor Lock-In
It’s official. Red Hat has open-sourced the code to its Platform as a Service (PaaS) product OpenShift as of Monday. The commercial Linux distributor open-sourced the code for its OpenShift Origin product under an Apache License version 2. Developers can … Continue reading
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Red Hat Delivers Storage Appliance On Amazon Web Services
Red Hat is ready to deliver an online storage solution that runs on Amazon Web Services (AWS) called the Red Hat Virtual Storage Appliance for Amazon Web Services. Based on technology from its recent acquisition Gluster, the Red Hat Virtual … Continue reading
Gavin King’s Introduction to Ceylon Project at QCon Beijing
For more on the Ceylon programming language, see Red Hat Broadens Access To Ceylon Programming Language: Introducing the Ceylon Project – Gavin King presentation at QCon Beijing 2011 View more presentations from devstonez
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Red Hat Broadens Access To Ceylon Programming Language
Red Hat released a website dedicated to its new programming language Ceylon, a Java Virtual Machine-based language that aims to deliver solutions for some of the drawbacks of Java. The website provides links to access Ceylon code through GitHub, even … Continue reading
Red Hat Acquires Gluster for $136 Million In Cash
Red Hat, provider of open source enterprise software solutions, announced Tuesday that it had reached a deal to acquire the online storage company Gluster for $136 million. Gluster was founded in 2005 with the objective of objective of leveraging open … Continue reading
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Tagged big data, Box, Brian Stevens, CloudForms, Gluster, open source online storage, OpenShift, Red Hat, unstructured data
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Red Hat’s OpenShift Becomes First PaaS to Support Java EE 6
Red Hat announced that its OpenShift Platform as a Service (PaaS) offering now supports Java Enterprise Edition 6 (Java EE 6) by means of its JBoss Application Server 7 on Wednesday. OpenShift’s support of Java EE 6 makes it the … Continue reading
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Tagged Google App Engine, Jave EE 6, OpenShift, Vmware Cloud Foundry, Windows Azure
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