Red Hat Enterprise Linux Features

Configure user access and account permissions

Offers protocols for network security.

Ensures regulatory compliance across systems and processes.

Disguise critical data to prevent theft and suspicious activity.

Provides automatic security updates and timely upgrades

Ensures build and deployment practices to ensure container security. Secures the container deployment environment and infrastructure.

Allocates host resource to create additional instances quickly.

Provides efficient server and storage migration between hosts.

Creates recovery data in other hosts automatically.

Runs smoothly with a variety operating systems (Windows, Linux, etc.).

Optimizes CPU and storage resource efficiently.

Monitors virtual workload and physical hardware performance at a glance.

Meets data protection and compliance standards.

Supports any type of application - legacy, monolithic, cloud-native

Ensures complete REST API and command line interface (CLI) support

Support for GPU, Arm-based processor applications

Supports building, deployment and management of cloud-native applications.

Ensures system's self healing capacity.

Runs applications via connected clusters

Supports scalability based on nodes, and user can spin up nodes when needed.

Allocates and manages system memory (RAM) between processes

Manages communication between hardware devices and software.

Aids in data backup and system restore.

Helps in error logging

Capability to perform complex tasks without constant human input

Ability to break down and plan multi-step processes

Works across multiple software systems or databases

Improves performance based on feedback and experience

Anticipates needs and offers suggestions without prompting

Makes informed choices based on available data and objectives