Red Hat completes the acquisition of Manageiq to accelerate the open hybrid cloud strategy

The world's leading open source solution provider Red Hat Company (NYSE: RHT) today announced that the following acquisitions can help enterprise users easily configure, manage and optimize private cloud, public cloud and virtual http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/ 13748.html "> Infrastructure's Enterprise Cloud management and automation solution provider MANAGEIQ to upgrade its open mixed cloud solutions offerings and strategies. The company also announced that it had signed a detailed agreement to buy MANAGEIQ and completed its acquisition by the end of December 2012.

"We work closely with MANAGEIQ to develop our Red Hat Enterprise-class virtualization platform and, with the combination of the highlights of the MANAGEIQ product, we see an opportunity to extend the hybrid cloud management capabilities," says Brian Van, general manager of the Red Hat Company's cloud business division. With the completion of acquisitions, we are currently working on MANAGEIQ Enterprise Cloud Management and automation technologies to complement and integrate with our Red Hat cloudforms hybrid infrastructure, service solutions and open Red Hat Enterprise-class virtualization management solutions. With this integration, we can provide our users with unmatched open hybrid cloud management products.

"As more and more production workloads are deployed in a variety of virtualization, private cloud and public cloud data centers," said Marie Johnstone Turner, the research vice president of Enterprise Systems Management at IDC Consulting. It buyers give priority to investing in automated and optimized management solutions that help complex environments achieve end-to-end functionality. IDC expects more than $3.6 billion trillion in spending on cloud system management software by 2016 years, driven by demand for such complex tools.

In addition to consolidating and complementing these technologies and solution offerings, Red Hat and manageiq have a lot of common customer base-that is to say, most users of Manageiq are also red Hat users.

Chris Russell, an IT architect and consultant with a leading global supplier, uses MANAGEIQ technology to provide financial and payment technology for thousands of financial institutions that run multiple-user-leased virtual IT infrastructures in three data centers, according to his statement, "with MANAGEIQEVM, We strive to provide a clear and visible virtual infrastructure Billing service for our financial users and their own users, as well as the operational tools needed to provide resources to use visualization and provide it for use in multiple data centers. Before the Red Hat takeover of MANAGEIQ, we have been very concerned about the cost advantages of Red Hat Red Hat Enterprise virtualization in the Enterprise Linux environment, but also consider choosing OpenStack configuration on the open cloud. Now the Red Hat and Manageiq are combined, we continue to manage the existing virtual assets, but also to these powerful technologies in combination with the emergence of open mixed cloud management products full of expectations.

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