Standardized, secure, and scalable: The Optus blueprint for Red Hat Enterprise Linux automation factory

Telecom infrastructure teams often face the same bottleneck: Every new Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) server is a custom job. Images multiply. Hardening is inconsistent. Patching and compliance become manual follow-up work after the machine is already live.If you've ever managed enterprise Linux infrastructure at scale, you know the routine. A team requests a new server, and what should be a straightforward task turns into a manual, custom build. Someone picks an outdated template, tweaks a few config files by…

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