Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)

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 is our main OS for developing software. It gives us consistency and across our development environment.

I used the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) in apps very critical for the bussines and is very easy used

We use RHEL primarily for Production-level workloads. We also use RHEL on physical and virtual workstations so developers can utilize and maintain their apps with a GUI. Our business problems include an environment heavily reliant on Linux, but end-users often do not have previous Linux experience. RHEL and the GNOME Desktop make it easy for the end-users to have a familiar-feeling environment.

We use RHEL as a large-scale Desktop/Workstation Linux offering, serving scientists, engineers, developers, and cybersecurity researchers.

I use RHEL as the main Linux distribution for production services and for all my development

Rhel is our primary web infrastructure provider. tomcat, jboss, etc
RHEL gives us easy fast secure web platform

Right now, primarily, we're using it to support a tools infrastructure for a hybrid cloud solution for our company itself. We also use it to manage, I won't mention the name, but a very large casino that has a mix of AIX and RHEL involved. And all the stuff that we typically use are more the backend functioning, regulatory, that sort of thing. So our job is to make sure they're up and running and doing what they need to do. If the regulators aren't happy, people can't do business. It's relatively inexpensive versus the traditional, which would be AIX or other UNIX systems that have been around forever. They can fit in niches, really small. The ability to work with some of the open source, all of them have that ability now, but RHEL it's certainly more integrated and it's actually just a very easy configurable functional OS that can do a lot and we can roll them out as we need.

Operating System of choice for scalable digital services. When it comes to a digital transformation the underlying platforms here are all Linux which allows for the deployment of the supporting apps and infra.

Multiple applications, including Oracle, Cloverleaf, Java, MQ, web servers, etc.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) has been selected as the operating system of choice for our business critical development servers. With its reputation for stability, Red Hat Enterprise Linux was the obvious choice to support our business critical applications. Coupled with professional technical support and services, RHEL has been both reliable and stable in our deployment.

RHEL is one of the primary operating systems that we implement at our organization. It's a major Linux distribution that is supported by Red Hat for enterprise customers. We use it when an application requires Linux or our users prefer RHEL to host their application. When users prefer RHEL, it is typically the first or only Linux distribution that is compatible.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux is used across the whole organization for our servers, mainly for the mission-critical environments running Oracle DB. It provides an efficient, secure and stable platform we are happy with.

It's been used by my organization and we support the product which is robust and secure. It's easy to understand and helpful in troubleshooting issues with different trees assigned for each function.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux is the operating system of choice on which many of our major enterprise applications are running. It provides an efficient stable platform for major technology systems across the enterprise.