Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Launched

Armed to support today's flexible, varied enterprise architectures, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 provides a rock-solid foundation for every deployment—including virtualization and cloud computing. By incorporating software technologies developed by Red Hat, its partners, and the open source community, the latest release boasts an extensive list of features—some new, some improved—including:

  • Scalability and performance on the latest hardware and hypervisors
  • Efficiency and resource management designed to minimize and manage your datacenter power requirements
  • Consistency across physical, virtual, and cloud to make your applications flexible
Available for almost a decade, the world-class Red Hat Enterprise Linux platform has a reputation as a reliable, high-performance, high-value alternative to proprietary UNIX systems. Red Hat is More Reliable than Microsoft, More Open than Oracle, and More Comprehensive than VMware.


Check out what Tim Burke, VP, Linux Engineering has to say:


[video=youtube;k_H46nWQxiM]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_H46nWQxiM[/video]

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