My previous employer was big into Suse Enterprise Linux (european financial). It worked, it was scalable, and had a good support model.
When I left that company to a US based financial last year, they used Red Hat for the exact same reasons. Since the two distros are comparable [shields up for flame bait], the decision by management is go with what the UNIX engineering group recommended.
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My previous employer was big into Suse Enterprise Linux (european financial). It worked, it was scalable, and had a good support model.
When I left that company to a US based financial last year, they used Red Hat for the exact same reasons. Since the two distros are comparable [shields up for flame bait], the decision by management is go with what the UNIX engineering group recommended.