Red Hat and Fedora
Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 23rd of December 2016 02:20:47 AM
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CIAs: Winners' Circle interview - Red Hat
As the model for cloud providers expands to include private cloud build-outs, Linux container-based infrastructure and Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) solutions, additional flexibility is needed to help these providers better meet customer needs for cloud-based Red Hat technologies.
The Red Hat Certified Cloud and Service Provider (CCSP) program aims to meet this need by not only broadening partner support, but by also expanding the choice of Red Hat solutions available to these partners.
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CIAs: Partner Program of the Year - Red Hat
As the channel grows ever-more complex, so the options presented to partners in terms of vendors and partner programs grow in number and diversity. Too much choice (often referred to as 'noise') is not always a good thing.
And in the channel, there are those partner programs that are simple to navigate and offer every partner the ease of doing business the channel craves. Then there are those partner programs that are often described as either token efforts with no real meaning or so un-partner friendly that it feels like obstacles are being presented at every turn.
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Generic Cluster Management + Virtualization Flavor
Looking into the sea actually reveals a few cluster managers. One of them is Kubernetes (which is also available on Fedora and CentOS).
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