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Red Hat Launches Linux Operating System to Support Hybrid Cloud Deployment

Google 우선 소스Published2017.08.03 10:53
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.4
Enhanced key features related to security, performance, and Linux containers

Red Hat has released Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.4, the latest version of its Linux platform.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.4 provides new automation features that simplify complex IT environments and significantly enhances the security and performance of workloads for legacy and cloud-native applications. This provides an operating system capable of meeting the diverse requirements of enterprise IT across physical servers, virtual machines, hybrid, public, and multi-cloud environments.
From traditional physical servers and virtual machines to next-generation cloud and container services, this operating system plays a key role in connecting different platforms across the enterprise. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 fulfills this role through open-source innovations befitting enterprise-grade stability while maintaining existing systems and workloads, and provides a foundation for the digital transformation of enterprises.
The updated security features include auditing capabilities such as simplified event filtering and bulk log analysis , strong controls on specific users to limit data leakage, and full support for SELinux and OverlayFS to securely protect the underlying file system, as well as granular access control through the simultaneous use of Docker and namespaces.
Linux 7.4 introduces Red Hat Enterprise Linux System Roles, providing features that complement automation through Red Hat Satellite and Red Hat Ansible Tower. System Roles provide a common management interface across all versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, enabling automated workflows created through Ansible's automation capabilities to be utilized in large-scale, heterogeneous Red Hat Enterprise Linux deployments without additional modifications.

In addition, it ensures availability across multiple architectures, including IBM Power, IBM System z, and developer preview versions of 64-bit ARM. It supports high availability and elastic storage add-ons for IBM Power Little Endian architecture, as well as Open Container Initiative (OCI) runtimes and image formats.
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