Red Hat has been making all kinds of noise around its OpenStack cloud computing plans, and has said that its revenues will get a boost next year from OpenStack services, but let’s not forget that the company’s guaranteed door into many enteprises is Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). Now, Red Hat has delivered a new version 6.5 of RHEL, and the company notes that it “is designed for those who build and manage large, complex IT projects, especially enterprises that require an open hybrid cloud.” As is becoming clear, Red Hat’s enterprise Linux strategy is married to its OpenStack strategy for good.
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