IBM (Red Hat) is present in 26 markets with 38 products. IBM (Red Hat) has 1029 reviews with an overall average rating of 4.4.
API Management
Gartner defines the application programming interface (API) management market as the market for software that supports API life cycle stages such as planning and design, implementation and testing, deployment and operation, and versioning and retirement. Organizations use APIs to modernize their architectures; efficiently integrate systems, services and partners; and create and monetize data and services. API management software enables organizations to discover, design, build, manage and secure APIs, regardless of their size, region or industry. It helps them improve composability, security and business resilience, and accelerate their growth.
IBM (Red Hat) has 2 products in API Management market
Access Management
Gartner defines access management (AM) as platforms that include an identity provider (IdP) and establish, manage and enforce runtime access controls to at least cloud, modern standards-based web and classic web applications. AM’s purpose is to enable single sign-on (SSO) access for people (workforce, consumer and other users) and machines into protected applications in a streamlined and consistent way that enhances user experience. AM is also responsible for providing security controls to protect the user session in runtime, enforcing authentication (with multifactor authentication [MFA]) and authorization using adaptive access. Lastly, AM can provide identity context for other cybersecurity tools to enable identity-first security.
IBM (Red Hat) has 1 product in Access Management market
Application Development, Integration and Management - Others
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Application Platforms
Application platforms provide runtime environments for application logic. They manage the life cycle of an application or application component, and ensure the availability, reliability, scalability, security and monitoring of application logic. They typically support distributed application deployments across multiple nodes. Some also support cloud-style operations (elasticity, multitenancy and self-service).
IBM (Red Hat) has 3 products in Application Platforms market
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Business Process Automation Tools
Gartner defines business process automation (BPA) tools as software that automates business processes by enabling orchestration and choreography of diverse sets of actors (humans, systems and bots) involved in the execution of the process. BPA tools provide an environment for developing and running applications that incorporate process models (and optionally other business, decision and data models) enabling digitization of business operations
IBM (Red Hat) has 1 product in Business Process Automation Tools market
Business Process Management Platforms
Gartner defines business processes as the coordination of the behavior of people, systems and things to produce specific business outcomes. 'Things' in this context refers to devices that are part of the Internet of Things (IoT). A BPM platform minimally includes: a graphical business process and/or rule modeling capability, a process registry/repository to handle the modeling metadata, a process execution engine and a state management engine or rule engine (or both). The three types of BPM platforms — basic BPM platforms, business process management suites (BPMSs), and intelligent business process management suites (iBPMSs) — can help solution architects and business outcome owners accelerate application development, transform business processes, and digitalize business processes to exploit business moments by providing capabilities that manage different aspects of the business process life cycle.
IBM (Red Hat) has 1 product in Business Process Management Platforms market
Cloud Management Tooling
Cloud management tooling enables organizations to manage hybrid and multicloud (that is, on-premises, public cloud and edge) services and resources. This includes providing governance, life cycle management, brokering and automation for managed cloud infrastructure resources across multiple functional areas. The tooling can be procured and operated by central IT organizations, such as I&O, cloud center of excellence (CCOE) and platform engineering/operations, or within specific lines of business. It can be deployed on-premises, in a customer’s public cloud account or purchased as a SaaS.
IBM (Red Hat) has 1 product in Cloud Management Tooling market
Cloud-Native Application Protection Platforms
Cloud-native application protection platforms (CNAPPs) are a unified and tightly integrated set of security and compliance capabilities designed to secure and protect cloud-native applications across development and production. CNAPPs consolidate a large number of previously siloed capabilities, including container scanning, cloud security posture management, infrastructure as code scanning, cloud infrastructure entitlement management, runtime cloud workload protection and runtime vulnerability/configuration scanning.
IBM (Red Hat) has 1 product in Cloud-Native Application Protection Platforms market
Container Management
Gartner defines container management as offerings that enable the deployment and operation of containerized workloads. Delivery methods include cloud, managed service and software. Container management may be required for containers running on-premises, in the public cloud, at the edge or a combination thereof. Associated technologies include service mesh, orchestration and scheduling, service discovery and registration, image registry, routing and networking, service catalog and management user interface, and API.
IBM (Red Hat) has 5 products in Container Management market
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Continuous Configuration Automation Tools
Continuous configuration automation (CCA) tools enable the description of configuration states, customization of settings, software binaries deployment, and configuration state reporting. These tools are a programmable framework on which configuration and provisioning tasks can be codified, versioned and managed like any other piece of application code — frequently known as 'infrastructure as code.' Many of the tools in the market provide a repository to store and manage configuration content but can be integrated with or use (code) revision control systems in use by application development teams. System administrators and application developers use CCA tools to programmatically manage the configurations of applications, servers, middleware, databases and other IT infrastructure for both on-premises and cloud data centre environments. Most CCA tools have both an open-source and commercial offering.
IBM (Red Hat) has 1 product in Continuous Configuration Automation Tools market
Data Virtualization
Data virtualization technology is based on the execution of distributed data management processing, primarily for queries, against multiple heterogeneous data sources, and federation of query results into virtual views. This is followed by the consumption of these virtual views by applications, query/reporting tools, message-oriented middleware or other data management infrastructure components. Data virtualization can be used to create virtualized and integrated views of data in-memory, rather than executing data movement and physically storing integrated views in a target data structure. It provides a layer of abstraction above the physical implementation of data, to simplify querying logic.
IBM (Red Hat) has 1 product in Data Virtualization market
DevOps Platforms
Gartner defines DevOps platforms as those that provide fully integrated capabilities to enable continuous delivery of software using Agile and DevOps practices. The capabilities span the development and delivery life cycle built around the continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipeline and include aspects such as versioning, testing, security, documentation and compliance. DevOps platforms support team collaboration, consistency, tool simplification and measurement of software delivery metrics.
IBM (Red Hat) has 2 products in DevOps Platforms market
Digital Integration Hub (DIH)
A digital integration hub (DIH) is an architectural pattern that centralizes data from various sources to provide a scalable, and real-time layer for modern digital applications, especially beneficial for enterprises looking to transform to digitized sales processes. It aggregates data from multiple systems of record into a low-latency, high-performance data store (the data management layer) which is then accessed by sales force automation (SFA), sales enablement and other tools via APIs or events. It also provides a central layer of abstraction that decouples applications from underlying systems, making it easier to integrate and manage new data sources and applications without disrupting existing systems. DIH provides sales teams with rich and responsive access to massive data sources, limits the fees paid to API providers and helps enable 24/7 operations enhancing customer experience through self service, digital commerce and loyalty.
IBM (Red Hat) has 1 product in Digital Integration Hub (DIH) market
Distributed File Systems and Object Storage (Transitioning to File and Object Storage Platforms)
Gartner defines distributed file systems and object storage as software and hardware appliance products that offer object and distributed file system technologies for unstructured data. Their purpose is to store, secure, protect and scale unstructured data with access over the network using file and object protocols, such as Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3), Network File System (NFS) and Server Message Block (SMB).
IBM (Red Hat) has 2 products in Distributed File Systems and Object Storage (Transitioning to File and Object Storage Platforms) market
Enterprise Networking and Communications - Others
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IBM (Red Hat) has 1 product in Enterprise Networking and Communications - Others market
Event Stream Processing
The market for ESP platforms consists of software subsystems that perform real-time computation on streaming event data. They execute calculations on unbounded input data continuously as it arrives, enabling immediate responses to current situations and/or storing results in files, object stores or other databases for later use. Examples of input data include clickstreams; copies of business transactions or database updates; social media posts; market data feeds; images; and sensor data from physical assets, such as mobile devices, machines and vehicles.
IBM (Red Hat) has 1 product in Event Stream Processing market
Full-Stack Hyperconverged Infrastructure Software
Full-stack hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) software provides a complete software solution that includes virtualized compute, storage and networking from a single instantiation running on server hardware. This market consists of those vendors that develop and sell hyperconverged infrastructure software comprising the vendor’s own server virtualization, software-defined storage and network management tools.
IBM (Red Hat) has 1 product in Full-Stack Hyperconverged Infrastructure Software market
IT Infrastructure and Operations Management - Others
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In-Memory Data Grids
IMDGs provide a lightweight, distributed, scale-out in-memory object store — the data grid. Multiple applications can concurrently perform transactional and/or analytical operations in the low-latency data grid, thus minimizing access to high-latency, hard-disk-drive-based or solid-state-drive-based data storage. IMDGs maintain data grid durability across physical or virtual servers via replication, partitioning and on-disk persistence. Objects in the data grid are uniquely identified through a primary key, but can also be retrieved via other attributes. The most typical use of IMDGs is for web-scale transaction processing applications. However, adoption for analytics, often in combination with Apache Spark and Hadoop or stream analytics platforms, is growing fast — for example, for fraud detection, risk management, operation monitoring, dynamic pricing and real-time recommendation management.
IBM (Red Hat) has 1 product in In-Memory Data Grids market
Integration Platform as a Service
Gartner defines integration platform as a service (iPaaS) as a vendor-managed cloud service that enables end users to implement integrations between a variety of applications, services and data sources, both internal and external to their organization.
IBM (Red Hat) has 1 product in Integration Platform as a Service market
Mobile Back-End Services
Mobile back-end services deliver capabilities to mobile apps via APIs and/or software development kits (SDKs) that can be incorporated into mobile apps, and, increasingly, web apps and other digital channels. MBSs are commonly cloud-hosted services, but they can also be deployed in a virtual private cloud or even on-premises. The services are delivered as middleware between the client resident mobile apps and the enterprise systems of record, whether on-premises or in the cloud, along with any public or third-party data sources. In addition, many MBS providers also offer hosted databases for both structured and unstructured data. These hosted solutions can be independent of back-end data repositories, or they can be a buffer for the systems of record and provide a cached data source to isolate back ends from high transaction rates, which are often seen in conjunction with mobile apps.
IBM (Red Hat) has 1 product in Mobile Back-End Services market
Network Automation Platforms
Network automation platforms are products that automate and orchestrate multiple vendors’ network functionality. These platforms support a broad range of capabilities including provisioning, deprovisioning, orchestration, troubleshooting, operations, workflow, configuration management, event-driven automation, validation and reporting. These platforms are well-suited to add value on top of existing point network automation tools by orchestrating end-to-end network workflows across existing automation tools. Network automation platforms interact directly with network devices, other automation and orchestration tools, network management systems/controllers, and/or network services. These platforms increase agility and efficiency of network infrastructure while lowering costs, reducing the amount of manual human errors, and improving compliance with required rules, regulations and laws.
IBM (Red Hat) has 2 products in Network Automation Platforms market
Office Productivity Solutions - Others
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Security Solutions - Others
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IBM (Red Hat) has 1 product in Security Solutions - Others market
Server Virtualization
Server virtualization includes a range of technologies that abstract an underlying infrastructure layer (networking, storage and compute [including memory]). In doing so, it improves hardware utilization, workload portability, automation and availability. Server virtualization is most often associated with hypervisor-based server workloads running in data center environments on industry-standard servers. In reality, server virtualization incorporates multiple technologies, spans locations from public cloud to edge, and supports initiatives for both cloud-native transformation and infrastructure modernization. It includes hardware- and software-based technologies.
IBM (Red Hat) has 2 products in Server Virtualization market
Service Mesh
Gartner defines the service mesh market as the market for distributed computing middleware that enables, secures and optimizes communications between services running primarily in container management systems. A service mesh provides lightweight mediation, dynamic service discovery, request routing, observability, traceability and communication security. The service mesh is a technology that provides software infrastructure for communications between distributed application components deployed mainly in container management systems such as Kubernetes. This type of middleware helps manage and monitor service-to-service (east-west) communications, especially among microservices within an application domain. It also provides visibility into service interactions, enabling proactive operations and faster diagnostics. It automates complex communication concerns, thereby improving security, developer productivity and ensuring that standards and policies are enforced consistently across applications.
IBM (Red Hat) has 1 product in Service Mesh market