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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 is more proof that operating systems aren't dead, they're becoming vessels for containerized applications. RHEL 7 performed well in our testing, but it's worth noting that this no longer just a simple OS – it's an increasingly abstracted component in the larger Red Hat ecosystem. Read More
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