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www.redhat.com 12y ago

Red Hat Announces Availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Beta

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securityblog.redhat.com 13y ago

Position Independent Executable (PIE) Performance

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opensource.com 13y ago

Top ten open source gifts for the holidays

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securityblog.redhat.com 13y ago

Position Independent Executables (PIE)

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www.redhat.com 13y ago

Red Hat Enterprise Linux: The Original Cloud Operating System

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securityblog.redhat.com 13y ago

Array allocation in C++

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gigaom.com 14y ago

Red Hat automates Java dev in OpenShift PaaS — GigaOm

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techcrunch.com 14y ago

Red Hat’s OpenShift Adds Full Java Lifecycle Offering

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www.redhat.com 14y ago

Code - Build - Scale for Java - OpenShift ups the Ante for Cloud Developers

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gigaom.com 14y ago

Cloud Cannibalism: Is PaaS Killing SaaS?

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www.readwriteweb.com 14y ago

Gluster Fills a Critical Storage Gap for Red Hat

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vimeo.com 14y ago

Forge: From Zero to Cloud with OpenShift Express

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www.redhat.com 14y ago

Today's Serving of FUD: Public Clouds are not as Secure as Private Clouds

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torquebox.org 14y ago

Ruby on PaaS: TorqueBox Now Available On Red Hat OpenShift PaaS

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github.com 14y ago

Deploy 14 different applications to the cloud with a single command.

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www.thevarguy.com 14y ago

VMware Rivals Further Expanding Open Virtualization Alliance | The VAR Guy

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virtualization.com 14y ago

Open Virtualization Alliance Is Growing Like A Weed | Virtualization.com

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radar.oreilly.com 14y ago

Promoting Open Source in Government: Challenges of Motivation & Follow-Through

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www.infoq.com 14y ago

InfoQ: Aeolus–A New Open Source Multi-cloud Management Solution

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community.jboss.org 14y ago

Mark Little's Blog: Why you need an enterprise platform for a PaaS

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www.networkworld.com 14y ago

Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization freed from Windows fetters

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www.zdnet.com 14y ago

Red Hat CEO: Google, Facebook owe it all to Linux, open source | ZDNet

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www.readwriteweb.com 14y ago

App47 Creates Mobile Application Management for the Enterprise

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www.readwriteweb.com 14y ago

Red Hat Expands OpenShift Platform as a Service with Java EE6 and Membase

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www.redhat.com 14y ago

OpenShift brings Java EE6 and Membase to the Cloud for Free

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www.redhat.com 14y ago

Red Hat is First to Deliver Java EE6 via Platform-as-a-Service with OpenShift

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www.talkincloud.com 14y ago

Red Hat Warns Government About Cloud Lock-In

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blog.outsystems.com 15y ago

Custom SaaS Calls for RAD PaaS

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www.redhat.com 15y ago

Red Hat: Keep the Cloud User in Charge

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www.techamericafoundation.org 15y ago

Report on Opportunity in U.S. Government Deployment of the Cloud (CLOUD2)

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Raleigh, NC; Westford, MA; Mountain View, CA; New York, NY; Tysons Corner, VA (full time): Red Hat

Several positions available. Information on open positions at https://careers.redhat.com/ext/search

Working at Red Hat means working beyond the borders of obvious and ordinary. This is a global company growing fast and bringing open source into the mainstream.

Raleigh, NC; Westford, MA; Mountain View, CA; New York, NY; Tysons Corner, VA (full time): Red Hat

Several positions available. Information on open positions at https://careers.redhat.com/ext/search

Working at Red Hat means working beyond the borders of obvious and ordinary. This is a global company growing fast and bringing open source into the mainstream.

JBoss AS 7 is a Java application server - it supports the Java EE 6 Web Profile and a future version (AS 7.1) will support the full Java EE 6 specification. So it supports all the standard Java enterprisey stuff like transactions, messaging and security and supports Spring-based apps. as well. But it's also super-lightweight and modular - think Tomcat, Jetty or Resin so small enough to embed or deploy in small footprint environments.