Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)

We use Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) for our entire SAP environment as well as every other Linux based system that is of any importance running production workloads. Support is the biggest business problem that using RHEL addresses. Me being an IT Engineer / Linux Admin means I'm one of the few responsible for managing our RHEL systems.

We are using Ansible to deploy workloads. We have a massive infrastructure that we manage and support.

So we use Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) on our virtualized virtual machines. We install the OS. And on top of the OS we have applications like Middleware, component, JBoss, IBM, Webware, or other components which our internal application team needs to use it. We are part of a hosting hosting platform, so all the applications. That's it on enterprise Linux.

So we utilize Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) as the primary offering system for a number of our applications. We host many critical applications for the university spanning multiple departments, in-house use as well as things that customers or students use every day.

Infrastructure systems
Ansible server
Puppet server
Repository server
Grafana server
Bitbucket server
Oracle servers

We currently use Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) as a lightweight OS for multiple applications including webpages and developers to develop in. The flexibility and support make it one of the best options for a business in my opinion. The documentation as well is very helpful as well as the community efforts behind Linux to lead to better understanding and use cases.

So business problems that we address is really, it's the underlying platform by which we stand up our server technology that we have to support. So we use it as pretty much high available secure operating system for the different services that we have running on them.

We use Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) for our server infrastructure for its lightweight and versatile builds with automation integration and solid security practices. It provides us a flexible and stable environment with a diverse range of capabilities to fill each niche situation that arises.
Utilizing satellite, idk, and Ansible AAP we are able to quick and efficiently deploy, manage, secure, and configure our environment within minutes.

It helps make sure we have a secure OS that has long term support. If we ever had issues we are able to reach out to support and get our problems addressed. Our use case is to have a reliable os for all the servers our applications run on.

Almost all server are running Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). Security

We use Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) in our organization to host a few of our application servers

We use Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) as the base image for our air traffic control systems

We have several services running on VMware and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) at the moment. We use these services for various purposes, including collecting KPIs, managing user data services, storage for mobile network data plans, creating SFTPs to share information with vendors and providers, and using NGINX to host GUI interfaces for some of our products

We use Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)to run our applications. It gives us a standard to use. And support is critical to lean on.

We have a common operating environment with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8/9 workstations

We use Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) to service our pharmacies, oracle databases and numerous applications and other services

Oracle servers, applications servers, infrastructure servers

We are using Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) on 2000+ servers, which are hosting multiple different applications

We use Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) for many things. Database servers, app servers, system event analytic stacks, etc.

we utilize Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) in our HPC clusters for simulations and analysis

It is the Main operating system that is used (aside from the windows side) which we support many functions for the FAA.

We use RHEL 9 for underlying OS to RKE2 for our vendor and in-house container applications

We use RHEL for specific applications in our environment dictated by the vendor of that product.

We use it in dev, QA, and production. It is our COE environment for all product development and maintenance cycles

At Domino’s we use Red Hat almost exclusively for our web applications. The amount of support we have received along with the resiliency of Red Hat is unmatched.

The suite of applications that Red Hat provides allows us to support our customers with less effort and support our tools and services.