RHEL
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What is RHEL?
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is a Linux distribution developed by Red Hat and targeted toward the commercial market. It is commonly used as a server operating system in data centers and cloud environments, providing a stable and secure platform for running applications and services. RHEL is also used as a workstation operating system for developers and other technical users.
What other technologies are related to RHEL?
RHEL Competitor Technologies
CentOS
CentOS was a rebuild of RHEL and a popular free alternative. Although the original CentOS project is discontinued, it was a free RHEL alternative.
Ubuntu
Ubuntu is a popular Linux distribution that competes with RHEL in the server and cloud space.
SLES
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) is a commercial Linux distribution that directly competes with RHEL.
SUSE
SUSE is the company behind SLES, offering competing enterprise Linux solutions.
OEL
Oracle Enterprise Linux (OEL) is a Linux distribution based on RHEL, marketed as a cheaper alternative with Oracle support. It is therefore a competitor to RHEL.
Debian
Debian is a Linux distribution that competes with RHEL in the server and cloud space.
Solaris
Solaris is a Unix operating system that competes with RHEL in the server market, though its presence is diminishing.
Oracle Linux
Oracle Linux is a Linux distribution based on RHEL, marketed as a cheaper alternative with Oracle support. It is a direct competitor.
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RHEL Complementary Technologies
Ansible
Ansible is an automation tool often used to manage and configure RHEL systems.
VMware
VMware is a virtualization platform where RHEL is commonly deployed as a guest operating system.
Puppet
Puppet is an automation tool used to manage and configure RHEL systems. Like Ansible, it helps manage RHEL deployments.
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Which job functions commonly mention RHEL?
Infrastructure Engineer
1.9% of all Infrastructure Engineer jobs mention RHEL
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DevOps Engineer
1.0% of all DevOps Engineer jobs mention RHEL
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Software Engineer
0.2% of all Software Engineer jobs mention RHEL
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Engineer
0.2% of all Engineer jobs mention RHEL
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Engineering & R&D
0.2% of all Engineering & R&D jobs mention RHEL
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