The Red Hat stack that makes enterprise delivery work

Red Hat OpenShift is the application platform that finally makes enterprise Kubernetes feel manageable—combining the power of container orchestration with the operational discipline that enterprises actually need.

For organizations tired of managing the complexity of vanilla Kubernetes, OpenShift provides a more complete solution. It includes built-in security, integrated CI/CD, developer tools, and operational management capabilities that would otherwise require assembling dozens of separate components. The result is a platform where development teams can focus on building applications rather than wrestling with infrastructure, while operations teams get the control and visibility they need to maintain enterprise standards.

• Runtime foundation for enterprise application delivery
• Supports modernization without breaking operating discipline
• Fits the site's existing DevOps and data-platform architecture

Red Hat Ansible takes the guesswork and inconsistency out of infrastructure management, turning complex operational procedures into simple, repeatable automation.

Every operations team has experienced the frustration of environment drift—where servers and configurations slowly diverge until something breaks at the worst possible moment. Ansible solves this by letting you describe your infrastructure as code, then automatically ensuring everything stays exactly where it should be. Whether you're provisioning new servers, updating configurations, or executing complex deployment procedures, Ansible makes it possible to do it the same way every time, with full visibility into what's happening.

• Repeatable automation for provisioning and operations
• Useful for environment alignment and controlled change
• Already part of the site's DevOps positioning

Red Hat AMQ Streams brings the power of Apache Kafka to OpenShift in a way that actually works for enterprise operations—reliable, supportable, and designed to scale.

Modern applications increasingly depend on event-driven architectures, but managing Apache Kafka clusters can quickly become a full-time job. AMQ Streams provides enterprise-grade Kafka deployment and management on OpenShift, with the operational tools, monitoring, and support that enterprises need. It handles the complexity of running distributed streaming platforms so your teams can focus on building applications that react to events and data in real-time.

• Event backbone for durable, ordered delivery
• Red Hat-aligned Kafka deployment path on OpenShift
• Supports the site's current CDC and streaming architecture

Keycloak provides centralized identity and access management that scales across your entire application portfolio—no more dealing with different authentication systems for every application.

One of the biggest operational headaches in enterprise environments is managing identity and access across dozens or hundreds of applications, each with their own authentication approach. Keycloak centralizes all of this, providing single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, and role-based access control that works consistently across your entire platform. Your users get a smoother experience, your developers spend less time building authentication features, and your security team gets centralized control over who has access to what.

• Identity and SSO layer across applications and APIs
• Supports centralized access control and operational consistency
• Already deeply integrated into the DevOps page narrative