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The embedded systems market is expected to grow 5.6% over the next six years. But what challenges and pressures do embedded system developers face? And how can application development be accelerated with Linux?
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Read this expert presentation transcript to learn about some of the most prevalent security risks to Linux environments today. Gain insight into network devices beyond the server system that need security protection. Discover how to tighten your Linux security and minimize long-term information risks.
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Because organizations depend on SAP applications to plan for the future, points of failure can have serious, long-term implications. This white paper offers detailed guidance to help you build and maintain a highly available SAP architecture based on the successful integration of SUSE Linux and x86-64 hardware.
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Read this white paper to learn about a new network satellite server that can help you simplify and improve Linux management while reducing costs.
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In this case study, you’ll discover how Red Hat helped one telecommunication provider deliver a scalable, cost-effective cloud platform for e-learning in schools in Malaysia.
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This white paper examines various high availability scenarios for running SAP on SUSE Linux. Determine which one is right for your enterprise and obtain detailed advice for properly enabling it.
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This data sheet discusses the key tasks involved in the application lifecycle. Learn how you can reduce time spent on deployment and routine maintenance with pre-configured templates.
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In this case study, you’ll discover how one IT service provider was able to replace its complex IT infrastructure with Red Hat Enterprise Linux and Intel Xeon processor-based servers.
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Cloud adoption is an evolutionary process that has been leading to hybrid clouds—specifically, open hybrid clouds that provide for portability of applications and data. This new model means avoiding new points of proprietary lock-in and new silos, and breaking from proprietary software and hardware.
