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Navigating hybrid cloud decisions

Gordon Haff, cloud strategy at Red Hat, looks at why it should not be a matter of private or public, but a matter of private AND public when it comes to cloud… It’s widely recognized that the vast majority of organizations will take an approach to cloud infrastructure that involves some combination of on-premise/private resources and public… Read More


Security in a hybrid world: You can’t protect what you can’t see

Massimo Ferrari, Director of Cloud Management Strategy at Red Hat, argues why hybrid cloud offers an incredible opportunity to improve security… You’re probably pretty good at security. You have a well trained team, efficient, up-to-date on conquering the latest threats, and well-rehearsed for when the inevitable happens. You have worked very hard to secure your… Read More


Red Hat Insider: To make OpenStack cheaper, make it easier

In this month’s Red Hat Insider, Erich Morisse, director of cloud management strategy at Red Hat, looks at the best way to make your cloud easier and therefore, cheaper… Over the past few months, my team has compiled an extensive look at the costs of acquiring and running an OpenStack based private cloud. If you want… Read More


Red Hat Insider: Securing containers before they take over the world

Containers are taking over the world, now how do we we secure them? asks Josh Bressers, Security Strategist at Red Hat. I’ve been doing security work for a very long time now, and in almost every case security wasn’t considered important until the technology or idea started to catch on in the mainstream. This is… Read More


Red Hat Insider: Frictionless IT as a competitive business advantage

Alessandro Perilli, general manager of Cloud Management Strategy at Red Hat, tells of businesses’ desire to simplify their IT as a competitive differentiator… Last week I attended a major IT event in Las Vegas arranged by my former colleagues at Gartner. Like many other conferences arranged by analysis firms, I attend them mainly to have… Read More