Den tre dagar långa Kubernetesmässan KubeCon går av stapeln digitalt imorgon klockan 07.00 svensk tid.
IBM-förvärvet Red Hat presenterar årets tekniska jättekliv genom att öppna för Edge i sina flagskeppsprodukter OpenShift och Enterprise Linux. Edge-marknaden beräknas år 2024 omsätta över $250 miljarder varav mjukvara kommer stå för 21 procent.
Red Hat, the world’s leading provider of open source solutions, today introduced new capabilities for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Red Hat OpenShift intended to help enterprises bring edge computing into hybrid cloud deployments.
The world’s leading enterprise Linux platform adds features designed to maximize system stability and preserve workload independence in smaller physical footprints, while Red Hat OpenShift, the industry’s leading enterprise Kubernetes platform, now provides remote worker node architecture to help deliver Kubernetes to space-constrained and remote deployments.
According to the Worldwide Edge Spending Guide from IDC, the worldwide edge computing market is estimated to reach $250.6 billion in 2024 with edge-related software predicted to be roughly 21% of this spend. Red Hat strongly believes that edge computing requires open hybrid cloud, built on a foundation of enterprise-grade Linux and production-ready Kubernetes. With today’s updates, both Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Red Hat OpenShift are further equipped to meet this demand.
Enterprise Linux, ready for the edge
The small physical footprints, remote locations and limited connectivity of edge devices pose a challenge for traditional, full-featured operating systems, but not Red Hat Enterprise Linux. With enhancements in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.3, the world’s leading enterprise Linux platform can more easily span from core datacenters to space-constrained, remote servers, and is built to provide the levels of supportability, stability and security required by enterprise edge deployments.
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