Red Hat, and the Power of Open Source
summary
Red Hat claims a repeatable business model around Linux-based upstream collaboration, citing 66 consecutive quarters of growth and enterprise payers including 100% of Fortune 500 across banks, telcos and airlines. The stack they productize and support includes Enterprise Linux, JBoss middleware, OpenStack, containers (Docker) and Kubernetes, packaged as OpenShift (Docker + Kubernetes) and sold as subscriptions that guarantee lifecycle, support and upstream contribution.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:40My personal story
- 2:30Red Hats growth
- 6:35Upstream
- 8:15Recipe
- 11:25Giving back
- 11:52Customers
- 13:09Linux is the foundation
- 14:02Containers are Linux
- 15:01Kubernetes
- 15:25Any App Anytime Anywhere
- 16:15Use Case
- 17:00What did they do
- 18:10Conclusion
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