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Oh Là Là! Red Hat Open Sources Digital Sovereignty Readiness Tool
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In a move aimed squarely at the European market — although without a mention of Europe — Red Hat has made another digital sovereignty play. Yesterday, the company announced it’s released a Digital Sovereignty Readiness Assessment tool, which offers a web-based, self-service assessment to help organizations determine what the company is calling “their sovereignty baseline.”
Not only that, it’s releasing the whole kit and caboodle under the Apache 2.0 open source license, with both the source and criteria available on a GitHub repository.
“This means that anyone, from other vendors to Red Hat partners to end users, can objectively determine if this framework applies to them and modify it to best meet their specific needs,” a Red Hat spokesperson told FOSS Force in an email.
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Think You're Digitally Sovereign? Red Hat Built a Tool to Find Out
Red Hat is best known for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), the commercial Linux distribution that quietly runs a significant portion of enterprise and government infrastructure worldwide.
They also maintain Fedora, contribute heavily to the Linux kernel, and are the people behind Ansible and OpenShift.
Now they have open-sourced a tool to help organizations figure out where they stand when it comes to digital sovereignty.