As a Red Hat Advanced Partner, we provide Red Hat consulting, integration and SLA-based managed services, from OpenShift and RHEL to Ansible automation, for environments where downtime and security gaps carry real business cost.
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Ten practices, one Red Hat partner from audit to 24/7 operations.
We handle the full OpenShift lifecycle, from architecture and cluster deployment to CI/CD integration and GitOps configuration with ArgoCD. Platforms run on-premise, in the cloud or in a hybrid setup, with Grafana and Prometheus monitoring and EFK logging built in.
Triangu experts handle the installation, monitoring, maintenance, management and upgrading of the entire stack. Your team gets access to 150+ AWS cloud-native services across compute, databases, analytics, machine learning, networking and more, and we guide you on how to scale clusters to your business requirements.
Triangu helps implement Red Hat OpenShift AI across the entire AI lifecycle, including data acquisition and preparation, model training and fine-tuning, model serving and monitoring, and hardware acceleration. It supports predictive and generative AI model serving, and deployment in remote, edge environments.
We migrate VM-based workloads from vSphere and on-premise environments to Red Hat OpenShift with minimal data risk, controlled downtime and security-first execution. The scope covers readiness assessment, architecture redesign, containerization and post-migration optimization.
We manage Red Hat Enterprise Linux for critical workloads: patching, configuration and compliance, so your servers stay stable, secure and supported, on-premise or in the cloud.
With CentOS Linux at end of life, you need a smooth move to a new OS without disrupting operations. Our CentOS to RHEL Migration Assessment gives expert recommendations for planning the conversion, for systems running CentOS on AWS or on-premise systems moving to AWS. RHEL's binary compatibility with CentOS keeps the transition seamless.
The Automation SaaS Transition Accelerator helps you modernize automation by moving from CLI-based or self-managed Ansible to a fully managed, scalable and secure SaaS version of Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform on AWS. We assess, plan and execute a seamless transition that minimizes operational disruption.
The Unification Accelerator is powered by Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform SaaS on AWS. Triangu delivers architecture design, implementation and enablement, so you adopt cloud-native automation, standardize processes and integrate Ansible into your CI/CD, ITSM and security workflows faster and with less risk.
We build private (OpenShift, OpenStack), public (AWS, Azure, GCP) and hybrid architectures designed for workload portability, disaster recovery and demand-driven autoscaling, backed by 24/7 SLA-based managed services.
We assess your existing environment to identify bottlenecks, security gaps and cost inefficiencies, and deliver a structured optimization roadmap, so you know what to fix first before any platform change.
OpenShift, RHEL, Ansible and the rest of the Red Hat ecosystem, configured around how your teams work.
Enterprise Kubernetes platform for on-premise, cloud and hybrid workloads.
Fully managed OpenShift on AWS, alongside 150+ AWS services.
Platform to build, train, serve and monitor ML models on OpenShift.
Enterprise Linux for critical workloads, with patching and compliance.
Automation for infrastructure and deployments.
Infrastructure as code and secrets management for secure automation.
Run virtual machines and containers side by side on OpenShift.
Manage and govern many Kubernetes clusters from one place.
Vulnerability, compliance and runtime security for Kubernetes.
Persistent storage for containerized applications on OpenShift.
Private container registry with built-in image scanning.
Lifecycle and patch management for RHEL systems at scale.
Stable platforms, less manual work and operations that keep running after go-live.
High availability, monitoring and hardening in every deployment.
GitOps, CI/CD and Ansible remove manual operations and speed up delivery.
Monitoring, incident response and patching, run as an extension of your team.
A top-tier Ukrainian bank, part of one of the world's largest financial groups, needed to run ThetaRay's AI-based AML platform in-house, across two data centers, with zero tolerance for downtime or data leaving its walls. A public cloud was not an option, and the platform had to be built from scratch.
We designed the architecture of the production OpenShift 4.x platform and led its deployment: three clusters (production, disaster recovery and test) across two sites, with tested failover, banking-grade security and configuration as code. The stack includes ArgoCD for GitOps, Zabbix and Prometheus for monitoring, EFK for logging and F5 for load balancing.
ThetaRay was integrated into the OpenShift infrastructure without obstacles. Transaction data never leaves the bank, the solution meets its operational and security standards, and the bank's own team now runs the platform.
A telecom operator decided to move its existing application stack to Kubernetes, deployed in its virtual environment on vSphere. The new platform had to be stable, scalable and highly available, meet the needs of its developers and satisfy the specific requirements of the operator's Cyber Security Department.
Triangu built an on-premise Red Hat OpenShift container platform on RHEL, with Grafana and Prometheus for monitoring, EFK for logging and MetalLB with HAProxy for load balancing. Delivery runs on GitOps with ArgoCD and CI pipelines in Jenkins and Maven, and the infrastructure is automated with Terraform and Ansible.
The operator now runs a scalable, highly available OpenShift platform on its own infrastructure, integrated with its GitHub, Jira and Confluence toolchain.
A government customer was moving an existing application to a cloud provider to reduce the risk of depending on a single site. It needed a secure, stable, scalable and highly available service that can handle consumer requests whenever the on-premise service is unavailable.
The platform also had to serve as a development environment for testing new versions of the customer's microservices. Triangu built a secure, highly available OpenShift-based Kubernetes cluster on the cloud provider's resources, with Grafana and Prometheus monitoring, EFK logging and HAProxy load balancing, provisioned with Terraform and Ansible.
In case of a disaster, the cluster handles requests in place of the on-premise service, and the same platform gives developers a safe place to test new microservice versions before release.
A bank was developing a new mobile application and asked Triangu to design and build a new high-availability architecture. It had to handle all customer requests and meet the requirements of several teams: security, development, QA and support.
We built a scalable, highly available hybrid infrastructure across on-premise and AWS services, with a Red Hat OpenShift Kubernetes cluster at its core. Monitoring runs on Grafana and Prometheus, logging on EFK, load balancing on HAProxy and storage on GlusterFS, while delivery uses GitOps with ArgoCD and CI/CD pipelines in Jenkins and Maven.
New versions of the application now go live without interrupting the service for end users, and the same toolchain, with Bitbucket, Jira and Confluence, keeps development, QA and support teams aligned.
Review of bottlenecks, security gaps and cost waste, with a roadmap.
Target architecture for on-premise, cloud or hybrid, with GitOps built in.
Cluster deployment, CI/CD and VM migration, with controlled downtime.
24/7 SLA-backed monitoring, incident response and patching.
Triangu is a Red Hat Advanced Business Partner with certified engineers on staff, delivering Red Hat solutions from architecture and migration to SLA-based managed services.
Our OpenShift projects span banking, telecom, energy and government, on-premise, in the cloud and in hybrid setups.
Red Hat expertise from a global team, from consulting to 24/7 managed services.
Red Hat products available through Triangu
Skilled Engineers
Projects delivered across all practices
SLA-backed managed services
What teams usually ask before bringing us in on Red Hat.
We handle the full OpenShift lifecycle, from architecture and cluster deployment to CI/CD integration and GitOps configuration with ArgoCD. Every deployment includes high availability, Grafana and Prometheus monitoring, EFK logging and security hardening as standard. We have delivered production OpenShift for banking, telecom, energy and government customers, on-premise and in hybrid setups.
Yes, it is one of our most common engagements. We migrate workloads from vSphere and on-premise virtual environments to Red Hat OpenShift with minimal service disruption. The scope covers readiness assessment, architecture redesign, containerization and post-migration optimization, with security and compliance addressed throughout.
Security is part of the design. RBAC, network policies, secrets management and continuous monitoring are standard from the start. For regulated sectors such as banking, we align the architecture with sector-specific requirements, including configurations designed to pass security review and sign-off.
Yes. We build OpenShift for on-premise, public cloud (AWS, Azure, GCP) and hybrid setups, including on-premise plus AWS architectures and disaster recovery sites running on a cloud provider. They are designed for workload portability, failover and demand-driven autoscaling, so the platform can handle peak load with minimal disruption.
24/7 SLA-backed managed services covering monitoring, incident response, patching and continuous optimization. Support is tailored to your environment, and we operate as an extension of your team across the full post-deployment lifecycle.
Yes. Our Red Hat services on AWS, such as OpenShift Service on AWS, OpenShift AI, CentOS to RHEL migration assessment and Ansible Automation Platform, are listed in AWS Marketplace as professional services sold by Triangu. You can buy them through a private offer on your existing AWS agreement.
Tell us what you run today and what you plan: OpenShift, RHEL, Ansible automation or a migration.
