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SAP Certifies Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5
By
ChannelTimes Staff
International Desk, Jul 20, 2007
Red Hat - the open source solution provider - announced that SAP - the provider of business software solutions - has certified the SAP NetWeaver platform on Red Hat Enterprise Linux Advanced Platform. The certification includes the virtualization technology embedded in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 for use with SAP applications.
"Customers can substantially reduce costs, time, and effort with Red Hat Enterprise Linux Advanced Platform that would only otherwise be possible through the purchase, implementation, and maintenance of software for virtualization, storage management, and high availability," said Werner Knoblich, vice president and general manager (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) of Red Hat. "This certification of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 by SAP - a Red Hat Premium Partner - underlines our close partnership and brings additional innovation and investment security for enterprise customers."
At present, Red Hat has more than 1,600 certified ISV Partners.
SAP's certification ensures that all criteria necessary for full interoperability of Red Hat solutions with all modules of SAP NetWeaver are in compliance. All features included in Red Hat Enterprise Linux Advanced Platform, representing the foundation for enterprise-critical server applications, fulfilled SAP's certification criteria. Furthermore, it offers a complete solution stack through the integration of Red Hat Global File System (GFS), Cluster Suite, SELinux and further technologies for high availability, storage management, and security.
The virtualization technologies included in Advanced Platform have been tested by SAP during the certification procedure and can be used in production environments after a general release of virtualized SAP application-based Linux environments over the course of the year.
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