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Today marks an important day in Fedora history. We’ve released Fedora 7 — the most ambitious release that we’ve undertaken so far. We hope that when we look back one or two years down the road, the decisions that we made for this release will have proven to be as impactful as anything we’ve done in the Fedora space since the start of the Fedora Project. In one sentence: “Fedora 7 has been about improving the manner in which all future Fedora releases will be made.” Want to know what’s new with this release? Read on.
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Today we are pleased to announce the general availability of Red Hat Certificate System 7.3. Containing a highly configurable set of software components and tools for creating, deploying and managing certificates, Red Hat Certificate System is a powerful security framework to guarantee the identity of users and ensure privacy of communications. Based on open standards for certificate management, Certificate System provides a complete, customizable, robust, scalable and high-performance certificate management solution for public-key infrastructure (PKI), extranets and intranets.
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At the Red Hat Summit 2007, the achievements of Red Hat Certified Engineers (RHCEs) from around the world were honored for the second consecutive year. RHCE of the Year awards were granted to three individuals – one each from North America, Asia-Pacific and Europe.
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Identity interoperability across Windows and Linux is one area of focus highlighted by Microsoft and Novell in their November 2006 partnership announcements.
Even though there is little detail about what Microsoft and Novell will provide, this aspect of the announcement has generated interest. We will discuss the reasons for this interest, explain Microsoft and Novell’s approach as currently understood, discuss the limits of Active Directory and propose Red Hat’s broader vision for the interoperability of security information.
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EMC has and continues to be a very strategic partner for Red Hat. We share a very large and growing community of users across many verticals including financial services, healthcare and telco. These mutual customers demand true and better interoperability and ease of implementing solutions while deploying our two company’s solutions.
EMC’s eLab, Red Hat’s testing infrastructure, and the just-launched Cooperative Resolution Center are designed to improve the customer experience. Red Hat and EMC products are deployed in critical areas of the enterprise requiring 24×7 uptime and the highest quality of support. These deployments include applications from vendors like Oracle, Sybase and SAP.
See EMC’s press release announcing its strengthened support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux deployments.
Red Hat has led and continues to lead the open source industry in promoting innovation and making free and open source software easier to consume. This includes providing our clients with the most comprehensive open source intellectual property protections through our Open Source Assurance program. Our confidence in our technology and protections for customers remains strong and has not wavered.
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This is an exciting week for GroundWork Open Source and a step towards a broader market for open source generally.
The inclusion of our flagship product, GroundWork Monitor Professional, in the initial rollout of Red Hat Exchange validates our strategy of unifying proven open source projects to deliver enterprise-class IT management software at a fraction of the cost of proprietary solutions. We offer the widest support for operating systems, applications, and networked devices, so organizations can leverage the flexibility of open source to achieve enterprise-level availability, performance, and operational efficienty.
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Red Hat is changing the game again in open source. Of course, open source itself is transforming the marketplace, but Red Hat’s recent announcement of the availability of Red Hat Exchange is a very good thing to make it even easier for more companies to take advantage of open source software with professional support.
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Today SugarCRM teams up with Red Hat Exchange (RHX). We’ve seen success in open source business models with over three million downloads of SugarCRM, 350 add on projects and 1,200 commercial customers in just three years and are excited about our work with Red Hat.
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Just when we thought it couldn’t get any simpler for organizations than downloading a pre-packaged messaging and collaboration solution like Zimbra, Red Hat’s RHX program finds a way. The Zimbra team is excited to participate in Red Hat’s RHX program. The open source community members have often asked if they could download & evaluate, procure and get support for both the Red Hat platform and Zimbra’s rich Ajax-based messaging and collaboration solution – all from a single place. The RHX program fulfills the community’s wishes by providing a pre-integrated and Red Hat certified Zimbra solution for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.
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