Red Hat: Enterprise Linux Subscribers Can Now Move to Google Compute Engine
Red Hat on Monday said customers can now shift eligible Red Hat Enterprise Linux subscriptions to Google Compute Engine using Red Hat Cloud Access.
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Red Hat (RHT) on Monday said customers can now shift eligible Red Hat Enterprise Linux subscriptions to Google (GOOG) Compute Engine using Red Hat Cloud Access.
To do this, end customers must first sign up through Red Hat’s Cloud Access registration process. They can then move their own images using tools and documentation provided by Google.
There is also documentation on moving and modifying images to Google Compute Engine for developers, Red Hat said.
Red Hat Cloud Product Director of Strategy Mike Ferris said Cloud Access provides “additional opportunities for our channel partners to engage with customers.