AWS/GCP/Azure vs Redhat in Cloud war

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Feb 28, 2021 5 Comments

Do you think Redhat stands a chance? Or better just learn AWS/GCP/Azure?

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  • Asurion
    tokkale

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    tokkale
    AFAIK, no. Learn AWS.
    Feb 28, 2021 0
  • Amazon
    PipPopper

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    PipPopper
    The future is AWS for cloud applications, Azure for their office 365 SaaS apps, and GCP for edge cases. I’d consider looking at a multi cloud vendor who can provide services above all of those solutions like Palo Alto
    Mar 1, 2021 0
  • They will all be around sharing the same market. Learn whichever works for...

    *sees company handle*

    Can you fucks at IBM sit still for a moment without crashing any random gathering of software professionals about your shovelware with the exact same strategies used at essential oil MLMs? You're disgusting and that's why you don't stand a chance
    Mar 1, 2021 1
    • To give context, these assholes just *love* to invade low budget conferences like IEEE cons and turn them into pitches about their shit tier tools while stifling out discussion on literally everything else.

      IBM is in the same league as Amway, Vector knives etc. Not FAANG
      Mar 1, 2021
  • Amazon
    2CLdnV

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    2CLdnV
    Redhat's products will probably continue to be used and have been incredibly helpful along the way to cloud computing becoming something that millions of businesses can access.

    It's gradually becoming less necessary though, as larger cloud providers offer their own alternatives to Redhat that tie smoothly into their services, and less companies have to think about the layers that Redhat helped them with. There's no longer a need to use Redhat Linux, AWS has their own optimized Linux distribution. You don't need Redhat's compute, storage, or virtualization services, those are covered. If you use AWS-managed services like Lambda and Fargate, you don't even have to manage the OS layer.

    If Redhat tries to become what AWS/Azure are to customers, I don't see how they can succeed since those two are so far ahead. However, there will always be pockets of unfulfilled customer needs that they may be able to fill.
    Mar 1, 2021 0