Latest Release of Stratus’ Linux-Based Fault Tolerance and Virtualization Software Increases Edge Infrastructure Capabilities

Stratus Technologies Inc. (“Stratus”), an SGH company (Nasdaq: SGH) and a global leader in simplified, protected, and autonomous computing platforms for the edge and the data center, today announced the release of Stratus Redundant Linux (SRL) 3.0, the latest version of its Linux-based operating system for the Stratus ztC Edge platform, and everRun 8.0, the newest iteration of the company’s continuous availability software, which provides fault-tolerant performance across heterogeneous x86-based compute infrastructure.

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Stratus Redundant Linux 3.0, the operating system for the Stratus ztC Edge platform, delivers virtualization and continuous availability with its built-in hypervisor and fault tolerance. (Photo: Business Wire)

“The latest release by Stratus of its continuous availability software with built-in virtualization is key for us to continue running a Linux environment while also gaining higher performance and security, enabling multiple virtual machine modes and allowing users to have more capabilities in different scenarios,” said Mr. Wei Zhang, Industrial Computing Product Manager, Shanghai Hi-Tech Control System Co., Ltd. “Additionally, the open RESTful API interface can be integrated with more IT and OT systems to facilitate monitoring and maintenance by OT field personnel. Stratus’ everRun software will be used in more industries to help customers improve business continuity and save more costs.”​

Stratus continues its commitment to Linux development using the Ubuntu distribution to deliver its unique combination of built-in fault tolerance and virtualization in an open environment. SRL 3.0 and everRun 8.0 simplify edge manageability, improve security, and increase performance up to 30% over previous versions, allowing users to run multiple mission-critical applications without downtime or data loss.

“Organizations face the dual challenge of rapidly modernizing their edge infrastructure and ensuring maximum reliability of their underlying compute infrastructure to innovate with software and harness edge data for insight,” said Craig Resnick, vice president of consulting, ARC Advisory Group. “Being able to do so in open environments that simplify management and reduce IT dependencies is paramount to creating more agile and resilient business.”