Bridge traditional and software-defined infrastructure
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
A MULTIMODAL OPERATING SYSTEM THAT PAVES THE WAY FOR IT TRANSFORMATION IN THE SOFTWARE-DEFINED ERA.
The modern and modular OS helps simplify multimodal IT, makes traditional IT infrastructure efficient and provides an engaging platform for developers. As a result, you can easily deploy and transition business-critical workloads across on-premise and public cloud environments.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, based on latest SUSE Linux Enterprise 15, is another example of our open, open approach helping you optimize and modernize your multimodal IT infrastructure.
Key Features
Simplify multimodal IT by bridging your traditional and software-defined infrastructures. The SUSE Linux Enterprise “common code base” platform helps break the silos of IT systems while bridging traditional and software-defined infrastructure. This enables easy migration of application workloads, improves systems management and eases adoption of containers.
Make traditional IT infrastructure more efficient with a Modular+ architecture that enables you to innovate and improve efficiency without disrupting the traditional IT infrastructure pillars—stability, security and proven standards.
The Modular+ architecture also helps you to easily deploy and transition business-critical workloads across on-premise and public cloud environments.
Accelerate the transition from developer setups to production deployments when you start with a free developer subscription or community Linux (openSUSE Leap) and easily move to fully supported enterprise Linux.
Achieve faster time to market by leveraging open source technology, methods, and existing knowledge.
Tech Specs
Minimum Linux server system requirements for installation
- Local Installation: 512 MiB RAM, 512 MiB Swap recommended
- 2 GiB available disk space (8.5 GiB for all patterns)
- 16 GiB for snapshot/rollback of the OS
Recommendations for specific uses
- 512 MiB to 4 GiB RAM, at least 256 MiB per CPU
- 4 GiB hard-disk space, 16 GiB for snapshot/rollback of the OS
- Network interface (Ethernet, wireless or modem)
- For Xen virtual host server—at least 512 MiB RAM for each virtual host server
KVM Limits
Xen Limits
File Systems
Supported Java Versions
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Blogs
SUSE Introduces Multimodal OS to Bridge Traditional and Software-Defined Infrastructure
SUSE today launched SUSE Linux Enterprise 15, the latest version of its flagship operating platform …
The Rise of Multimodal IT and What It Means To You
Multimodal IT is a consequence of organizations around the world transforming their enterprise syste…
Multimodal OS – Designed for IT Transformation
Multimodal OS lays the foundation for IT transformation in a multimodal IT world, where traditional …
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