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White Paper
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Achieving PCI Compliance with Red Hat Enterprise Linux
The payment card industry data security standard (PCI DSS) provides best practice security standards that protect systems that handle credit and debit card data. This white paper explains how Red Hat technologies can meet or exceed the various requirements of PCI Compliance.
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux Beats Microsoft Windows Server 2008 in Value, Cost
Evaluate the savings, performance, and overall value of Red Hat Enterprise Linux versus Microsoft Windows Server 2008. In this white paper, the two systems are compared over a six-year period, using various e-commerce configurations covering small, medium, and large business scenarios.
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux Leads the Way with Web Applications
Independent tests performed under industry benchmark standards find that Red Hat Enterprise Linux is the best platform for enterprises with mission-critical web applications. The combination of performance, savings, and flexibility makes it the obvious choice for any web-facing enterprise. Read this white paper to learn more.
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Red Hat Open Source Security
Even the most rigorously tested operating system or application will contain flaws and vulnerabilities. The rapid innovation and collaboration of open source development helps Red Hat provide security tools and processes. This white paper reviews open source software development principles and process and how those lead to more secure software.
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The Perfect Storm: Why Now is the Time for Open Source
In today's economy, we are all trying to do more with less. Another modern business necessity is flexible, mobile data and systems—complex IT. These needs, combined with the maturity and stability of open source, create a perfect storm—a rare chance to add additional value, greater functionality, and save money.
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eWeek Podcast
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Red Hat CEO Szulik Looks Forward
Matthew Szulik talks with Eric Lundquist about Red Hat`s purchase of JBoss, the future of open source and Szulik`s interest in reviving the U.S. education system.
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Red Hat Moving Forward
In this eWEEK podcast, Tim Yeaton, senior vice president and general manager of Red Hat`s products division, talks with Senior Editor Peter Galli about the impact of Oracle`s recent Linux announcement.
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Review
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Fedora 7 Advances on Rivals
Linux Distro impresses with variety of customization options. (eWEEK Review)
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Fedora Core 3 Caps Linux Distribution
Fedora Core 3, the latest release of Red Hat Inc.`s free, unsupported, bleeding-edge Linux distribution, is stacked with changes that include the
way it partitions disks by default and the appearance of the window managers that ship with it. (eWEEK Review)
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Fedora Core 5: Shape Shifter
Fast-moving distro works well in server, developer and desktop roles. (eWEEK Review)
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Fedora Core 6: Innovations Continue
In its first five releases, Red Hat’s Fedora Core has represented the Linux technology vanguard. And so it is with Fedora Core 6. (eWEEK Review)
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Red Hat Directory Server Scales Up
Red Hat Inc.`s Red Hat Directory Server is an open-source, LDAP-based directory server descended from the popular and mature Netscape/iPlanet code base that Red Hat purchased from America Online Inc. last year. (eWEEK Review)
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eWeek Slide Show
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eWEEK Labs Walk-Through: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
Red Hat’s long-awaited Xen virtualization implementation is fundamentally solid, but eWEEK Labs found it a bit rough around the edges.
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eWEEK Labs Walk-Through: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Beta 1
This slideshows offers a look at Red Hat’s Enterprise Linux 5 Beta 1’s new features.
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