Red Hat Software continued to mine the intersection of open-source software and enterprise middleware this week, launching a new SOA (service-oriented architecture) product bundle, acquiring information-management software vendor MetaMatrix and crafting a partnership with integration vendor Vitria Technology.
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The acquisition of MetaMatrix expands Red Hat's middleware offerings. Last year, the open-source software provider acquired the popular JBoss application server for $350 million. MetaMatrix will be incorporated into Red Hat's JBoss division, the vendor said.
Red Hat this week also launched the JBoss Enterprise Application Platform, which brings together its disparate middleware products into a single offering. The new app platform--offered in distribution style similar to Red Hat's Linux distro--is an integrated, tested and Red Hat-certified combination of JBoss
Application Server, Hibernate and JBoss Seam into a single product for deploying and hosting applications and Web services.
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