Red Hat Is Buying IT Automation Startup Ansible, Reportedly For Around $100M
Open source giant Red Hat is making another acquisition to build out its enterprise IT portfolio: today the company announced that it would buy Ansible, an IT automation solutions specialist that helps companies build and manage hybrid IT deployments across the cloud and on-premise solutions.
The acquisition had been rumored to be in the works for a price of over $100 million. Officially, however, Red Hat tells TechCrunch that it is declining to disclose the price of the deal, which should close this month.
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