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Migrating to microservices is a key step to speeding up development and innovation, and Red Hat Runtimes - a collection of cloud-native and enterprise standard runtimes for developing Java and JavaScript applications - can help take the headache out of the process.
This whitepaper is based on the findings of IDC interviews with organisations using Red Hat Runtimes solutions, revealing how using Runtimes as a foundation for applications in hybrid and multi cloud environments has increased agility and performance.
Download this report now to see how Red Hat Runtimes can:
- Improve application delivery time for DevOps and development teams
- Reduce operational risk
- Optimise direct platform and infrastructure costs
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