Red Hat and the rise of RHEL
If the success of the open source company Red Hat can be ascribed to one thing, it's the Enterprise Linux operating system that it releases
The company recently unveiled the general release of the latest version, RHEL 8, and it serves as a bellwether for how software development has changed over the years.
Developers are now shouldering more operational responsibilities, which is largely due to the rise in the use of containers. This enables teams to use microservices to build applications. With RHEL 8, Red Hat has also placed container tools such as Buildah, Podman and Skopea directly into the operating system.
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