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What Vibe delivers on Red Hat.

Open software and platforms for applications that need to evolve without being tied to where they run.

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01 · open platforms as strategy

Our relationship with Red Hat

For Vibe, Red Hat is not just infrastructure.

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The ecosystem is part of an engineering strategy based on open platforms: containerized applications, hybrid environments, automation and artificial intelligence that can run across the data center and the cloud without turning the platform into a new dependency that is hard to break.

The technology belongs to Red Hat. Vibe's role is to design, implement and integrate that technology into the client's software and reality.

02 · five areas

What we deliver

01

OpenShift

Application platform for hybrid environments, from architecture to deployment and evolution.

02

Application modernization

Assessment and evolution of legacy applications toward modern, containerized and portable architectures.

03

Ansible Automation Platform

Automation of the infrastructure, configuration and routines needed to keep platforms consistent.

04

Red Hat AI

RHEL AI and OpenShift AI as the foundation to serve, integrate and govern models in open, hybrid architectures.

05

OpenShift Virtualization

Virtual machines and containers on the same platform: migration from traditional virtualization environments to OpenShift, with unified operations and automation.

03 · red hat partner program

Competencies

Premier Partner, with five specializations recognized by Red Hat.

specializations
  • 01AI Platform
  • 02Application Platform
  • 03Container Management
  • 04Mission Critical Automation
  • 05Server / Cloud OS
04 · where red hat fits

Related Vibe solutions

06 · why vibe + red hat

An open platform only makes a difference when the application was also designed to evolve.

Vibe brings software engineering and platform together.

This avoids the scenario in which the client adopts OpenShift but keeps treating the platform as just a new place to host the same old applications.

The gains appear when platform, architecture and software evolve together.

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