Red Hat with the force to integrate the MongoDB into the Linux system

To ease restrictions on the organization's large data services, Red Hat integrates 10gen MongoDB data into its new Identity Management Pack Rhel suite.

10gen Product Marketing Director Kellystirman that "a more robust identity management system it has a central infrastructure through which companies can be used for identity management in many different types of applications." "With the unification of MongoDB and Red Hat authentication management systems, stores that already use Rhel will be more likely to build and run applications that use MongoDB databases."

Although it is quite easy to install MongoDB on Rhel with the Red Hat installation Toolkit, the installation package issued by Red Hat will further simplify the initialization of new users and administrator accounts in the data storage software.

When connected to the Red Hat Identity management system, MongoDB can use the Identity management authenticated user ID and group permissions to help the organization's employees and contractors establish an SSO (single sign-on) infrastructure.

Stirman shows that "most companies will want to focus on identity management." But no one wants to provide authentication of applications based on application. Increases the burden of work and does not have the security of what the Enterprise wants. ”

At the same time, Stirman points out that many of the MONGODB deployment tests are taking place on the Microsoft Windows platform, a new consolidation that will lead to more MongoDB products on Linux data center servers.

Red Hat's safety production manager Ellen Newlands explains that Red Hat adds identity management to the RHEL, providing a way for businesses and organizations to centrally manage employee certificates and certifications. ”

Authentication Management provides the Linux infrastructure with a number of features similar to the Microsoft Active Directory (which provides authentication management services for Microsoft Windows). Like dynamic catalogs, Red Hat provides directory services and user authentication by using LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol). But Red Hat authentication management is based on open source Freeipa identity management software.

According to 10gen statistics since the launch of the 2009 MongoDB Open source database has been downloaded by users more than 4 million times. Companies such as Intuit, Craigslist, MTV and Foursquare are already using document databases to work on archiving, content management, real-time analytics, and social media.