Red Hat's correct. Containers, thanks to the fact that they don't need an operating system kernel of their own, are much lighter on system resources.

Red Hat bolstered its position in the container space, announcing today a deal to acquire CoreOS for $250 million. Red Hat will gain CoreOS' container platform expertise, with a specific focus on ...

But making containers that do everything we want without problems… well, that's not so easy. At Red Hat Summit in Boston, Red Hat has an idea on how to fix that: Red Hat Universal Base Image (UBI).

Red Hat OpenShift is recognized for its robust capabilities in core Kubernetes areas, developer experience and enterprise-grade offerings ...

Next quarter, Red Hat expects to be able to announce that revenue from public cloud installations will be on a $200 million yearly run-rate, or about 10 percent of Red Hat’s yearly revenue.

Containers are the main focus at Red Hat Inc.’s customer conference in San Francisco this week. The company kicked off the event yesterday by launching a tool for finding security issues in ...

Now, Red Hat is taking things a step further with the general availability of a new migration toolkit for virtualization that companies can use to migrate VMs at scale to Red Hat OpenShift.

Red Hat and other vendors, especially Google, are trying to develop novel approaches to reduce the burden of implementing those safeguards, he said, and they could become available in a few months.

Red Hat will be certifying 20 ISV partner products within the next 90 days. Red Hat Gluster Storage with Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform on AWS. A new solution to help customers achieve more ...

In early 2018, Red Hat will also bring its OpenShift Dedicated service — its fully-managed version of OpenShift that can currently run on AWS and Google Cloud Platform — to Azure.