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Review For Rhel and Suse Report
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SUSE Linux Enterprise
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May 2019
RHEL and SUSE Linux Enterprise
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Contents
Overview 4
Vendor Directory 9
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Overview
SOLUTION RHEL SUSE Linux Enterprise
TOP Oracle Linux vs. RHEL RHEL vs. SUSE Linux Enterprise
COMPARISONS Compared 57% of the time Compared 43% of the time
SUSE Linux Enterprise vs. RHEL CentOS vs. SUSE Linux Enterprise
Compared 23% of the time Compared 30% of the time
Windows Server vs. RHEL Oracle Linux vs. SUSE Linux Enterprise
Compared 10% of the time Compared 12% of the time
TOP INDUSTRIES,
BASED ON
REVIEWERS*
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VALUABLE
FEATURES Aditya Lad Darryl Darling
The GUI for network adapters and built-in tools The best experience would have to be the
provided by RHEL, such as the Mozilla browser, upgrade process. It has progressed to be very
have been valuable. Since they come built-in, it easy and seamless. The most valuable aspect of
saves the time of having to install them, and you the product was the support for the Oracle
have everything necessary with the installation product stack. The Orarun package was such a
itself. There are several tools which Red Hat tremendous help in our shop. [Full Review]
provides as add-ons such as ReaR (Relax and
Recover) which can be used for disaster recovery.
[Full Review]
Jonathan Shilling
John ONeill
There are several items which make this
distribution a good product, however I think YaST
is probably what I like most about it. YaST
Absolutely rock solid performance, security, simplifies the server management of SUSE
stability and reliability, essential features for a allowing for a centralized utility to control most of
business that needs to mission critical applications the server functions. [Full Review]
in a 24 x 7 environment. Plethora of useful tools
and services that just make getting the job done a
lot less time consuming. [Full Review]
Reviewer715155
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IMPROVEMENTS
TO MY John ONeill Darryl Darling
ORGANIZATION
RedHat Enterprise Linux has been running mission The organization was using an Oracle database
critical systems in my organization now for nearly and application server, and the Orarun package
8 years, in a 24 x 7 environment. During this time made deploying those products so easy. It even
we have never, ever had any of our servers fail to allowed us to move most of the Oracle software
function as needed. Red Hat Linux has given us configuration effort away from us to DBAs and
five nines (99.999%) uptime for years. [Full application support personnel. I do not know if
Review] YaST or Orarun made the most impact in our
organization. Both made life a lot easier. YaST just
made administration a breeze. [Full Review]
SalesEng92d5
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ROOM FOR
IMPROVEMENT Aditya Lad Darryl Darling
Improvements are necessary to stay in the market When working in a Department of Defense
and face the competition. I really think that the environment, Security Technical Implementation
upgrade policies between the major versions, like Guides (STIGs) have to be followed. SLES is not
from from RHEL 5 to RHEL 6, should be much really addressed directly here. It did make
easier, similar to what is in place for upgrading following security policy difficult. Red Hat is more
from RHEL 6 to RHEL 6.8. [Full Review] friendly in this respect. [Full Review]
Dedy S
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What Is The Biggest Difference Between RHEL And SUSE Linux Enterprise?
One of the most popular comparisons on IT Central Station is RHEL vs SUSE Linux Enterprise.
People like you are trying to decide which one is best for their company. Can you help them out?
What is the biggest difference between RHEL And SUSE Linux Enterprise? Which of these two solutions would
you recommend to a colleague evaluating Linux operating systems and why?Thanks for helping your peers make
the best decision!
Both distributions have similar pricing strategies. RHEL and SLES support many of the same architectures, including ARM64, x86-32,
x86-64; and Power Architecture, and they are both suited for servers, mainframes, and workstations. SuSE linux administration is a bit
easier than RHEL because of the YaST. in other aspects they are very similar to each other.
Mahdi
Bahmani
It really depends on the requirement of the business. All of linux administrators of every industry know that most of upstream linux's
package are from Debian. And RedHat leverage Fedora, SuSE do it through OpenSuSE. Then they packed them through their way
such as SUSE go with Autobuild process. In the application level, Most of SAP are running on SUSE. But most linux applications are
Armani running on RedHat. In the management level, RedHat had Satellite, SuSE had SuSE Manager which are both built from Spacewalk. In
Liao
the security level, they do most the same thing from CVE and the each advisory channel. But worth to know is that along with
MicroService and modern application model, RedHat bet OpenShift and 3scale and has it's JBoss platform to construct the new
service ecosystem. It's really better then SuSE's CaaS in the ecosystem. Another consideration is that SuSE comes from a very
serious...
Red Hat was just bought by IBM and are the de facto supported distribution with what I guess is 70% or more market share. They are
strong and are seen as the open source inventors although Linux is maintained by a community including various other companies -
that said strangely enough they have a very proprietary approach to their customers and tie them into hard contracts and an all or
Nicolas nothing clause as well as automatic renewals. They have managed to create a successful opensource + commercial model Suse is the
Olszowski
German version and will probably be used more in Europe, especially in Germany. They have been having a lot of financial problems
and have been sold and bought to VC companies a couple of times.Less commercially astute I would guess. Despite no longer being
with Oracle that is the distribution I would recommend as the model is open, no...
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Vendor Directory
CentOS CentOS Red Hat RHEL
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2 RHEL
19,290 views 14,721 comparisons 6 reviews 317 words/review 9.0 average rating
3 Ubuntu Linux
11,488 views 6,785 comparisons 11 reviews 338 words/review 8.7 average rating
4 Oracle Solaris
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5 CentOS
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10,624 views 8,863 comparisons 3 reviews 435 words/review 8.0 average rating
7 Windows Server
6,775 views 5,980 comparisons 2 reviews 477 words/review 9.0 average rating
8 Windows 10
3,998 views 2,849 comparisons 2 reviews 555 words/review 8.5 average rating
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SOLUTION VIEWS
2 RHEL 19,290
Reviews
SOLUTION REVIEWS
1 Oracle Linux 27
2 Ubuntu Linux 11
3 CentOS 7
4 RHEL 6
5 Oracle Solaris 6
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1 Windows 10 555
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