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Red Hat and Alibaba Cloud Join Forces to Bring Increased Flexibility with Open Source
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Red Hat software and services land on Alibaba Cloud
China’s Alibaba Cloud wants to elevate its relevance in the global public cloud market, and one of the most tried and tested ways of doing that is through teaming up with more established technology partners.
With that in mind, Alibaba Cloud, which is the cloud computing arm of eCommerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., said today that it’s partnering with the open-source software company Red Hat Inc. The alliance sees Alibaba Cloud join the Red Hat Certified Cloud and Service Provider program, which makes it possible for it to offer a range of popular Red Hat products to its customers. These will include the company’s flagship Red Hat Enterprise Linux platform, which will soon be made available via a pay-as-you-go pricing model in the Alibaba Cloud Marketplace.
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