Red Hat Application Services Overview
Red Hat offers several subscriptions which are sometimes referred to as “bundles” or “flexible subscriptions”. These subscriptions provide customers with a shared pool of processor cores, which can be deployed as any combination of the included products. They also allow customers to reconfigure their deployments as-needed throughout the subscription term - providing dramatically increased deployment flexibility. The only restrictions are that the shared limit of cores not be exceeded and that only the supported products (listed below) are deployed.
Today, Red Hat offers three of these subscriptions. They can be sold with or without OpenShift Container Platform (OCP). When purchased with OCP, they provide one pool of cores for OCP and a separate, equal pool of cores for Application Services. While many customers will elect to deploy their application services subscription on OCP, this is not a requirement. Like our standalone application services subscriptions, these new bundled subscriptions can be deployed on-premise or to a public cloud - with or without OCP.
Subscriptions and Supported Products
Subscription Name | Red Hat Supported Products and Components Included | Life Cycle Link |
Red Hat Runtimes | JBoss EAP JBoss Web Server Red Hat build of Quarkus Red Hat support for Spring Boot Red Hat Data Grid AMQ (broker only) Red Hat Single Sign-On OpenJDK Open Liberty JBoss Core Services Red Hat build of Keycloak |
EAP JWS Quarkus Spring Boot RHDG AMQ RH-SSO OpenJDK Open Liberty JBCS Red Hat build of Keycloak |
Red Hat Application Foundations | All of the products included in Red Hat Runtimes Fuse AMQ (full product with AMQ Streams) 3scale API Management Debezium Service Registry |
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Red Hat Service Interconnect | Red Hat Service Interconnect | |
Red Hat Application Services Portfolio | Red Hat's full Application Services Portfolio - including support for all individual products mentioned in the three subscriptions above. | see above |
Please note these subscriptions are not “products” and therefore do not have unified life cycles or supported configurations. Rather, these subscriptions provide support for a set of individual products, each with its own lifecycle and supported configurations.
Extended Lifecycle Support (ELS) can be purchased as an add-on to these bundles. ELS will continue to be sold on a per-product basis, and will not be available as a flexible subscription or bundle.
To learn more about Red Hat Application Services offerings, visit our Red Hat Application Services Subscription Guide
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