Red Hat has released the Beta of Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization 3.0, the next-generation version of the company's end-to-end virtualization solution.
Herb VanHook, VP, CTO Office, BMC said, "Red Hat and BMC have a longstanding partnership that has extended into the cloud and virtualization arenas. We are working closely with Red Hat to integrate BMC Cloud and Virtualization Management solutions and Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization so that our customers can leverage the compelling benefits of our joint technologies. We look forward to leveraging the new capabilities in Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization 3.0 for our joint customers."
"We've worked closely with Red Hat to architect storage solutions that enable our mutual joint customers to optimize their shared IT infrastructure. The combined strengths of NetApp and Red Hat deliver scalability, performance and cost-effectiveness to organizations with Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization, and allow customers to take advantage of NetApp's industry-leading storage efficiencies to free up resources and innovate for the future," Vaughn Stewart, Director & Virtualization Evangelist, NetApp said.
Navin Thadani, Senior Director, Virtualization Business, Red Hat said, "Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization 3.0 is expected to provide customers with many exciting new features and capabilities, previewed in today's Beta. One of the most significant new features of the release is the ability to deploy the management server on Linux, making it an ideal platform for customers moving away from proprietary solutions."
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