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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 62
Red Hat - an Established Global Leader
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Documentation,Dev & I18N
Dev, QA & H/WCertification
KernelDevelopment
Middleware
Identity &Authentication
CompilerDevelopment
Virtualization
Middleware
Storage &File Systems
Commands &Utilities Dev & QA
ISV Certification
Global development and support Listed on S&P 500
67 offices in 29 countries
Extensive partnerships with leading enterprise hardware and software vendors
Pioneered the open source subscription-based business model
Comprehensive product portfolio for enterprise environments
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 63
A Complete, Open StackProducts, Services, and Support for Enterprise-Class Applications
Services
IntegrationSolutions
Middelware
Platform
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
JBoss Enterprise Application PlatformJBoss Enterprise SOA PlatformJBoss Communications PlatformJBoss Enterprise Portal PlatformJBoss Enterprise BRMS
JBoss Enterprise Data ServicesJBoss Enterprise FrameworksJBoss Enterprise Developer
StudioMRG Messaging
Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization
— Hypervisor— Manger for Server— Manager for Desktop
Red Hat Consulting
Red Hat Support
Red Hat Consulting Red Hat Training &Certification
VirtualizationHigh Availability Clustered storage
Volume management, Multi-path I/OLAMP stack
Cloud & Management— Red Hat Network Satellite— JBoss Operations Network— Red Hat Directory Server— Red Hat Certification System
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 64
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Unix
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Mainframe
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Linux
Only Two Server Operating Systems Will Remain
The Server OS Market
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 65
Red Hat Momentum in a Challenging Market
Red Hat revenue increased 15% (bookings even more)
Linux is deployed on ~25% of new servers**
The UNIX Installed base continues to decline*
~4x more Linux than Unix being deployed**
Red Hat is the industry leaderRed Hat is the industry leader
** Source: IDC Worldwide & Regional Server 2009-2013 Forecast Update. Doc #221439 December 2009
* Source: IDC Worldwide Server Installed Base Forecast 2009 – 2013 Update, March 2010, #221809
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 66
Why You Should Care
• Huge Opportunity – realizing dramatic cost savings.
• Convergence of Factors:Huge performance, RAS, and
scalability increases with the introduction of Nehalem-EX.
Addition of new mission-critical features in RHEL5 and RHEL6.
Oracle acquisition of Sun is motivating to migrate.
• Linux is the Future – In Q2 of this year, demand for Linux skills surpassed demand for Unix skills for the first time ever!
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 67
Red Hat Enterprise Linux: Enabling the New Now
Move Faster
A better starting point for every project because your platform is robust, secure and ready
Run Leaner
Data Center efficiency, performance and scalability
Be More Flexible
Making IT nimble across physical, virtual and cloud
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 68
Move Faster
The platform for today and your long-term growth
– Scalability & Performance: More cores, more memory, more data
– Freedom of choice: Optimized for the major hardware architectures and hypervisors
– Stability: Stable 10 year (plus) life cycle,
– Extensible: A portfolio of included software and enterprise Add-Ons
Reliable across applications and workloads
– Working across the industry
– Scale Up, Scale Out, Scale Consolidation
– Modular, flexible and robust operating system architecture that enables the latest in hardware reliability features
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 610
Sybase oltp(k) 2-node AMDOracle oltp(k) 4-node IntelEX
SAS kjobs/sec 8-node IntelEX
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1.6
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1.131.2
1.54
RHEL6 NUMA Application Performance 2 socket AMD MC, 4/8 socket Intel EX x86_64
NoNUMA – Memory interleavedNUMA (default)%NUMA Gain
Ap
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Move FasterOptimized for current and future systems
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 611
Move FasterScale performance with enhancedmemory management
4cpu 8cpu 16cpu0
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102.0%
104.0%
106.0%
108.0%
110.0%
112.0%
114.0%
116.0%
118.0%
RHEL5.5 /6 SPECjbb Scaling Intel EX
RHEL5RHEL6 TPHPR6 vs R5
bops
(k)
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 613
Make the most of your new new hardware & deployment paradigms
Less Power: Advanced resource management designed to minimize and manage your data center power requirements
Improve virtualization: Optimize applications on both physical and virtual platforms with hardware independent diagnostic and management tools
Operational excellence: Lower provisioning and management costs while increasing utilization with enhanced management, deployment & security features
Run LeanerData Center Efficiency, Performance & Stability
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 615
Run LeanerLower Power Consumption
160
RHEL 5.4 RHEL 5.5 RHEL 60
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
Idle power consumption (W), measured on Nehalem-EP
Po
we
r co
nsu
mp
tion 20% Reduction
20% Reduction
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 616
Run LeanerGet More with Virtualization
Oracle scales up and out very well on Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization
Red Hat Enerprise Virtualization: Scaling Oracle Database, Oct. 2009
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 617
Consistent operating environment
– Hardware and hypervisor independence
– Same execution environment (ABI/API) & support everywhere
– A portable, tunable, secure wrapper for all your apps
Improve IT operations with a common foundation
– Leverage skills, processes and operation technology
– Unified and comprehensive app & system security
– Manage to SLAs with unprecedented resource control (on x86)
Use integrated virtualization (KVM) to maximize options
– All RHEL features benefit the virtual environment
– Run RHEL or Windows guests confidently
– As physical or guest deployment
Be More FlexibleAcross physical, virtual & cloud
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 619
High PerformanceLeading performance for virtualized enterprise applications
SecureComprehensive security stack with many built-in and integrated features
Advanced FeaturesMemory page sharing, NIC bonding, multipath I/O, power management, etc.
ScalabilityOperating system unmatched efficiency with high levels of performance
Live MigrationEasily and transparently move running workloads in virtual machines from one physical host to another
SMALL FOOTPRINT: <100 MB
SCALABLE: Host (96 cores, 1 TB RAM), guest (16vCPU, 64 GB RAM)
Be More FlexibleRed Hat Enterprise Linux with Virtualization
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 620
Servers(x86)
One solution – three editions
Add-ons(optional software)
Seven add-ons
Servers(other architectures
and use cases)
Four additional offerings
Desktops
Two offerings
The Red Hat Enterprise Linux Product Portfolio
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 621
Servers(x86)
One solution – three editions
The Red Hat Enterprise Linux Product Portfolio
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 622
The Red Hat Enterprise Linux Product Portfolio
Servers(other architectures
and use cases)
Four additional offerings
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 623
Add-ons(optional software)
Seven add-ons
The Red Hat Enterprise Linux Product Portfolio
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 625
Red Hat Enterprise LinuxAdd-On's
May be configured for most applications that use customizable agents, as well as for virtual guests.
Provides redundancy for web serving, databases, networking, and storage.
Enables a shared storage or clustered file system to access the same storage device over a network.
Provides support for file systems that are more than 16 terabytes in size.
Includes management, monitoring, and provisioning support modules for Red Hat Network and Red Hat Network Satellite.
Delivers remote directory memory access over converged Ethernet (RoCE) for those times when low network latency and high capacity are important.
Extends the support period of an update for 18 months and delivers overlapping release support to give enterprise customers more flexibility.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 626
Hours of coverage:
Support channel:
Number of cases:
Initial and ongoingresponse times:
- Severity 1:
- Severity 2:
- Severity 3:
- Severity 4:
Customer portal access:
Software Maintenance:
Software upgrades:
Self-support* Standard Premium
None Business Hours 24x7 for Severity 1 and 2
None Phone and Web Phone and Web None Unlimited Unlimited
Initial - 1 Hour None 1 Business Hour Ongoing - 1 Hour**
Initial – 2 Hours
None 4 Business Hours Ongoing - 4 Hours**
Initial – 4 Business Hours
None 1 Business Day Ongoing – 8 Business Hours**
Initial – 8 Business Hours
None 2 Business Days Ongoing - 2 Business Days**
Yes Yes Yes
Included Included Included
Included Included Included
Red Hat Enterprise Linux ServerSupport Options
*Self-support replaces Basic support. **or as agreed.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 627
Operating system
Multi-path I/O
High availability
Systems management
Volume/storageManagement
High PerformanceNetworking
Server virtualization
Windows, AIX, HP-UX, Solaris
EMC PowerPath
Veritas Cluster Suite
HP OpenView/Opsware,IBM Tivoli
Symantic Storage Foundation Suite
Infiniband
Vmware, Citrix
Red Hat Enterprise LinuxA Comprehensive Platform
Costly VendorAlternatives
Features Red Hat
Red HatEnterprise Linux
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 628
Life-cycle – expanded stream model
Service Packs with hardware enablement during Production I phase of four years.
Total of seven years for the regular life-cycle
3 years Extended Life-cycle Support (ELS) option
8 EUS streams with 18 month overlap each
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10
RHEL 6
RHEL 6 SP1s
RHEL 6 SP2l
Main Stream RHEL 6 SP3s
18 Months Overlap (EUS) RHEL 6 SP4l
54 Months Overlap (AMC LL) RHEL 6 SP6s
Main Stream Maintenance Phase RHEL 6 SP6l
Extended Life Cycle Support RHEL 6 SP7s
RHEL 6 SP8l