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    For the price of an annual

    Red Hat subscription, Apache

    project users can reduce

    operating costs by millions

    annually using Red Hat

    JBoss Fuse and Red Hat

    JBoss A-MQ.

    BENEFITS

    Integrated and stable

    distribution

    World-class technical support

    High availability

    Timely security patches

    Long-term maintenance

    Certied patches and updates

    Simple consumption

    RED HAT JBOSS FUSE AND RED HAT JBOSS A-MQ COMPARED WITH

    APACHE COMMUNITY PROJECTS

    Red HatJBossFuse and Red Hat JBoss A-MQ retain all of the innovation of the Apache

    projects including Apache ActiveMQ, Camel, CXF, and Karafwhile adding the ability to meet

    the demanding requirements of mission-critical applications. Red Hat JBoss Fuse and Red Hat

    JBoss A-MQ give enterprises the assurance of a subscription with service-level agreement (SLA)-

    based support, patches, updates, and multi-year maintenance policies. Those who move from

    Apache projects to Red Hat products can expect a signicant return on their investment and

    reduced expenses, based on several important areas of improvement.

    Reduced time to maRket

    Red Hat JBoss Fuse and Red Hat JBoss A-MQ are ready to go, out of the box. Red Hat integrates and

    tests the community components and packages them with easy-to-use install scripts. If you are new

    to the technology, the wide range of resources available on the Red Hat Customer Portal and our

    knowledgeable support staff will reduce your learning curve and get you to production quickly.

    Red Hat JBoss Developer Studio helps you develop, test, and deploy applications with ease. Red Hat

    Consulting is available to guide application development, applying industry best practices to deliver

    the highest quality applications in the shortest time. With JBoss Fuse and JBoss A-MQ, you get to

    market more quickly and with potentially dramatic savings in development and opportunity costs.

    Reduced downtime

    Red Hat JBoss Fuse and Red Hat JBoss A-MQ are integrated and stable distributions of community

    projects that lessen the likelihood of service-impacting outages in your production systems. In the

    unlikely event of an outage, Red Hats world-class, SLA-based technical support will get you back

    online in the shortest possible time. Fewer and shorter outages add up to massive savings for

    your business.

    Reduced maintenance

    Red Hats single stream of certied patches and updates greatly reduces the cost of keeping critical

    software up-to-date. Red Hat not only xes issues found in the community code, but also tests and

    collects updates from multiple community projects into a single, certied stream that can be applied

    easily to your production systems. Red Hat also offers Red Hat JBoss Operations Network tooling

    that simplies maintenance efforts. Your engineering staff are freed from scouring the web and

    relying on the community for xes and can focus on your business needs.

    RED HAT ROI ANALYSIS

    DATASHEET

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    Reduced secuRity buRden

    Red Hats security response team identies, tracks, classies, and resolves security issues using

    a formalized enterprise security resolution process. This team works closely with industry and

    government emergency response teams to ensure that emerging threats are countered and patches

    released in the shortest possible time. Therefore, JBoss Fuse and JBoss A-MQ customers spend less

    time investigating and patching security issues.

    How mucH can you save?

    Here are some sample calculations that demonstrate the savings you can realize with Red Hat

    subscriptions. Fill in your own numbers to assess what Red Hat JBoss Fuse and Red Hat JBoss A-MQ

    might save you.

    benefits

    Customers have

    found professional

    support services can

    dramatically magnify

    the benefits of the

    open source technology

    system. Expert

    support services can

    provide faster problem

    resolution, innovative

    consultation, lower

    corporate risk, and

    more individualized

    services.

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    RED HAT JBOSS FUSESMALL DEPLOYMENT

    RED HAT JBOSSFUSE

    APACHECOMMUNITY

    PROJECTS

    16-core subscription-Premium $27,000 $0

    R

    Typical uptime 99.999% 99.9%

    Downtime hours per year 0.09 8.7

    Downtime cost per hour $42,000 $42,000

    Downtime annual cost risk $3,780 $365,400

    R

    Typical sustaining engineering effort (FTE*) 0.2 1

    Typical annual burdened engineer cost $150,000 $150,000

    Total sustaining engineering cost $30,000 $150,000

    R r r

    Typical effort to investigate security issues and

    obtain patches (FTE)

    0.2 1

    Typical annual burdened security engineer cost $150,000 $150,000

    Total security engineering cost $30,000 $150,000

    t rg g $574,620

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    RED HAT JBOSS FUSE

    LARGE DEPLOYMENT

    RED HAT JBOSS

    FUSE

    APACHE

    COMMUNITY

    PROJECTS

    64-core subscription-Premium $101,250 $0

    R

    Typical uptime 99.999% 99.9%

    Downtime hours per year 0.09 8.7

    Downtime cost per hour $300,000 $300,000

    Downtime annual cost risk $27,000 $ 2,610,000

    R

    Typical sustaining engineering effort (FTE*) 0.2 2

    Typical annual burdened engineer cost $150,000 $150,000

    Total sustaining engineering cost $30,000 $300,000

    R r r

    Typical effort to investigate security issues and

    obtain patches (FTE)

    0.2 1

    Typical annual burdened security engineer cost $150,000 $150,000

    Total security engineering cost $30,000 $150,000

    t rg g $2,871,750

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    RED HAT JBOSS A-MQ

    SMALL DEPLOYMENT

    RED HAT JBOSS

    A-MQ

    APACHE

    COMMUNITY

    PROJECTS

    16-core subscription-Premium $18,000 $0

    R

    Typical uptime 99.999% 99.9%

    Downtime hours per year 0.09 8.7

    Downtime cost per hour $42,000 $42,000

    Downtime annual cost risk $3,780 $ 365,400

    R

    Typical sustaining engineering effort (FTE*) 0.2 1

    Typical annual burdened engineer cost $150,000 $150,000

    Total sustaining engineering cost $30,000 $150,000

    R r r

    Typical effort to investigate security issues and obtain patches

    (FTE)

    0.2 1

    Typical annual burdened security engineer cost $150,000 $150,000

    Total security engineering cost $30,000 $150,000

    t rg g $583,620

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    RED HAT JBOSS A-MQ

    LARGE DEPLOYMENT

    RED HAT

    JBOSS A-MQ

    APACHE

    COMMUNITY

    PROJECTS

    64-core subscription-Premium $67,500 $0

    R

    Typical uptime 99.999% 99.9%

    Downtime hours per year 0.09 8.7

    Downtime cost per hour $300,000 $300,000

    Downtime annual cost risk $27,000 $ 2,610,000

    R

    Typical sustaining engineering effort (FTE*) 0.2 1

    Typical annual burdened engineer cost $150,000 $150,000

    Total sustaining engineering cost $30,000 $300,000

    R r r

    Typical effort to investigate security issues and

    obtain patches (FTE)

    0.2 1

    Typical annual burdened security engineer cost $150,000 $150,000

    Total security engineering cost $30,000 $150,000

    t rg g $2,755,500

    *Full-time equivalent

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