Open source leader brings modern approach to OpenStack deployments, helping organizations build future-ready networks at massive scale Typically operating at a massive scale, enterprises are ...

Red Hat has yet to provide a commercially-supported release of OpenStack but is making progress on the enterprise cloud front by providing an updated preview of OpenStack with support for "Folsom" and ...

Even though the momentum has slowed down, OpenStack is not dead yet. Red Hat is selling the combination of OpenStack and OpenShift as the best technology stack to run enterprise applications.

The idea here is to essentially turn OpenStack into a container-based workload that can be managed on OpenShift.

Red Hat updated its OpenStack Platform with tighter OpenShift integration for easier deployment and management.

So, OpenStack 17 now supports a virtualized control plane that runs with OpenShift. This enables users to run both Kubernetes-based cloud-native services and virtual machines (VMs) on the same cloud.

Red Hat OpenStack 16.2 helps organizations increase resilience at the edge and better manage containerized and virtual workloads at scale.

RALEIGH, N.C., Aug. 26, 2024 — Red Hat, Inc. today announced the general availability of Red Hat OpenStack Services on OpenShift, the next major release of Red Hat OpenStack Platform. This is a ...

Red Hat is making it happen by repackaging three of its signature enterprise products — OpenShift, OpenStack, and CloudForms– and adding cross-integration between them.

The thrust of much of the message that Red Hat was putting out last week at the Red Hat Summit 2019 conference in Boston revolved around multicloud and hybrid cloud environments – adopting them, ...

OpenStack Services on OpenShift is a private cloud offering that allows service providers to move their legacy 4G virtual network functions (VNFs) to 5G cloud-native function (CNF) workloads.