If you’re a Build Partner interested in bringing your traditional (non-container) software to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8, here are the five steps required.

This infographic summarizes “5 things” that you need to know for building and certifying on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.

If you’re a Technology Partner interested in bringing your container software to Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform, here are the five steps required to do so.

When building and certifying on Red Hat containers, here are 5 things that developers need to know.

As a Technology Partner, a lot of Red Hatters are available to help guide you through the process. Learn more in this 5 minute video.

Red Hat Tech Ready is a new virtual global technical enablement series that provides the latest in the Red Hat product strategy and enablement on the newest features, exclusive to our Red Hat internal teams and Red Hat Partners. It is a 4 week series that covers 4 different aspects of Red Hat’s Open Hybrid Cloud Strategy.

Red Hat has been publishing the Container Health Index for Red Hat images, and now the CHI will track certified partner images that include Red Hat images. This grading system will be part of the certified product listing in the Red Hat Ecosystem Catalog.

Enterprises across the globe are looking to transform their operations and services to better align with current conditions. To succeed, they also need to adopt the latest technologies.

The beta release of Red Hat® Enterprise Linux® 9 is now available. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 is our newest enterprise operating system designed to meet the needs of the hybrid cloud environment.

With the release of Red Hat Update Infrastructure (RHUI) 4.0, Certified Cloud & Service Providers (CCSP) have enhanced features and functionality to help streamline their content management and optimize day 2 infrastructure service operations. 

In November 2021, 20 teams took part in the third edition of Red Hat Hackfest, our partner community initiative that brings partners and customers together to build innovative solutions that address complex business challenges. 

This post is to assist the certification tester at our hardware partners to be effective and efficient when conducting the certification tests.

With the release of Red Hat Update Infrastructure (RHUI) 4.1, Certified Cloud & Service Providers (CCSP) have enhanced features and functionality to help streamline their content management and optimize infrastructure service operations.

Our new container certification process, called Preflight, is now GA for partners to test, certify and publish container images.

Whether you deliver software, hardware or cloud services, you can certify your product with RHEL 9 and be part of a growing number of partners excited about this new release.

Our open culture inspires us to empower partners to train using the same set of tools and practices that guide Red Hatters in our own customer engagements.

Whether you are training on RHEL 8, RHEL 9, or somewhere in between, our training and certification offerings have you covered.

This post discusses the Red Hat best practice to efficiently use and set up Image Builder for deploying and certifying custom images on Azure. Azure is pushing the use of this tool, and we would like to make Partners aware that those custom images are already certifiable through the process that will be described in this blog.

A Forrester Consulting Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) study commissioned by Red Hat, The Partner Opportunity For Red Hat Enterprise Linux², reports that for a composite partner organization representative of interviewed Red Hat partners, Red Hat Enterprise Linux created a revenue opportunity for partners of 3.5 times the subscription revenues through build, deployment, migration, and implementation services, as well as managed services.