openshift

Red Hat OpenShift at the Edge has emerged as one of the most architecturally ambitious and commercially visible choices for enterprise edge computing, promising a single, secure Kubernetes stack that can scale from tightly constrained device-edge appliances to multi‑node near‑edge clusters while...

RiverMeadow today announced that its Workload Mobility Platform now supports migrations to Azure Red Hat OpenShift (ARO), positioning the company as a stronger player in the growing market for VMware alternatives and hybrid cloud modernization tools. The vendor frames the update as a way to...

A decade of engineering, co‑development, and commercial cooperation between Microsoft and Red Hat has reshaped the enterprise cloud landscape — turning what began in 2015 as a cautious embrace of Linux on Azure into a full suite of jointly supported, cloud‑native, and hybrid solutions that now...

Docker transformed the world of software development, empowering teams to encapsulate applications within containers—lightweight, portable, and consistent across environments. But in 2025, Docker is far from the exclusive gateway to container technology. As cloud-native practices, security...

The digital transformation journey is no longer a matter of “if,” but “how fast” for established enterprises seeking relevance within rapidly evolving global markets. ROSSMANN, a leading German drugstore chain, has become a case study in strategic modernization through its adoption of Microsoft...

For organizations navigating the complex digital terrain of modernization and cloud transition, a significant barrier has always been the management of legacy virtual machine workloads while simultaneously adopting contemporary containerized solutions. Red Hat, in partnership with Microsoft, has...

As anticipation builds for Red Hat Summit 2025, all eyes in the enterprise technology sphere turn to the evolving partnership between Microsoft and Red Hat. Microsoft, announced as a platinum sponsor for the event, is set to not only highlight its latest cloud-native solutions but to reinforce...

For years, Omnissa – formerly the end-user computing arm of VMware, now spun off under new leadership and direction – has been known for its robust endpoint management tools. IT departments across the globe have relied on its solutions to provision, secure, and monitor fleets of desktops...

Omnissa, the newly independent company that spun out from VMware’s end-user computing division, is signaling a bold expansion beyond its historic domain. Traditionally recognized for robust endpoint management—think PCs, laptops, and mobile devices—Omnissa is now poised to reshape how...