Nearly two years after the purchase of Gluster, Red Hat continues to polish the scale-out storage software for enterprises, making it more compatible with cloud services and Microsoft enterprise ...
Red Hat hosted its annual Red Hat Summit and JBoss World last week in Boston. While I did not get the chance to attend in person, it seemed that Red Hat threw a great conference and came off as every ...
IBM, which three years ago acquired Red Hat, is now moving Red Hat OpenShift Data Foundation and Red Hat Ceph, along with their development teams, into IBM Storage as part of a move to make a bigger ...
This product is based on the Ceph Jewel release. This edition comes with several new capabilities to enhance object storage workloads storage and promote greater ease of use. These include support for ...
From time to time, I have an opportunity to speak with Red Hat. This time, the conversation centered on Red Hat Storage (formally Gluster). The company was launching a beta test of Red Hat Storage 2.0 ...
Open source specialist Red Hat has launched Storage One – a family of hardware solutions that ship with Gluster storage software (formerly Red Hat Storage Server) on board. Storage One is being ...
IBM Corp. is making some big changes to its data storage services, announcing today that it will bring Red Hat Inc.’s storage products and associates under the “IBM Storage” umbrella. The aim, IBM ...
Building on its efforts to get its technology onto the major cloud service providers’ platforms, Red Hat Inc. announced that its Red Hat Gluster Storage software will be available on Google Compute ...
Red Hat addresses potential $4 billion storage market with $136 million purchase of disruptive open source storage solution Red Hat announced it’s paying $136 million to acquire Gluster, a startup ...
eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. Red Hat today announced the Inktank Ceph Enterprise 1.2 ...
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