Red Hat Insights Reviews

Name: Red Hat Insights
Brand: Red Hat
Rating: 4.4 (12 reviews)

4.4 out of 5

12 reviews
91% willing to recommend

What is Red Hat Insights?

Red Hat Insights provides highly scalable, prescriptive analytics across complete, hybrid infrastructures. Delivered as a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offering, Red Hat Insights takes advantage of Red Hat’s industry expertise as a leader in open source software to generate tailored remediations in real time. Red Hat Insights uses intelligent data to pinpoint technical risks and help IT resolve problems before business is affected. This modern, integrated platform supports operational analytics and automated resolution across physical, virtual, container, and private and public cloud environments.

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Red Hat Insights is the #6 ranked solution in top Predictive Analytics solutions. PeerSpot users give Red Hat Insights an average rating of 8.8 out of 10. Red Hat Insights is most commonly compared to Alteryx: Red Hat Insights vs Alteryx.

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VishalSingh15

Head of Business at Variyas Labs Pvt Ltd

I have not used the policy management feature of Red Hat Insights much because it only gives details of the current infrastructure, and it's not of much use. The Red Hat Satellite product is mainly used to create a standard operating environment, which requires segregating servers based on applications and environments for patching purposes. The best features of Red Hat Insights lie in observing the current state of systems, though people don't use it much because of its tight integration with Satellite and limited features compared to better tools available today.

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Shabab Ali

System Administrator at a healthcare company with 10,001+ employees

Red Hat Enterprise Linux has made significant improvements in terms of storage. You can mount an 18 terabyte file system. It also supports NFS shares and the SIP share for the photos. There have been many features added since RHEL 6. It's more user-friendly and graphical. We use Ansible as a go-to for provisioning and hardening the servers. It's so much easier with Ansible because we used scripts in the past. We had to log into each server as such, and it took a long time. With Ansible, we just run one playbook, and it takes care of everything. I used Leapp for my upgrade from RHEL 7 to 8. It's an excellent utility tool. When I run the Leapp script, it tells me everything I need to take care of before I run a migration. Red Hat Insight is good because it tells you about the future patches available. We use Red Hat Enterprise Linux image builder. Our golden image is a real image. We harden it, and it's our golden server. When we need a new VM, we can just make a snapshot of that. If it's a physical server, then I have to do it manually.

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Ankit Gupta.

Senior Solution Architect DataCenter & Cloud at a tech services company with 11-50 employees

Red Hat Enterprise Linux is the most reliable Linux flavor in terms of enterprise governance. I prefer it for its code stability, support, and integration. The lifecycle management features help us maintain compliance and keep the components updated. The built-in security features simplify risk reduction. For example, Red Hat Enterprise Linux has built-in OSCAP profiles that we can select during implementation based on our industry and compliance needs. Using the OSCAP profile, we can minimize the effort needed to keep the software up to date. We also like the Red Hat Co-Pilot, which allows you to configure most things from the GUI. We also have OpenShift, which enables elaborate, portable, and reliable ccontainerization. We use the System Roles feature when we have to disable root users and assign the system roles on the application level because some applications do not require root-level access or real group access. The System Role feature allows us to impose level controls and segmentation between the users. We can also automate security configurations to maintain consistency across systems over time.

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Red Hat Insights mindshare

As of October 2025, the mindshare of Red Hat Insights in the Predictive Analytics category stands at 2.5%, up from 1.2% compared to the previous year, according to calculations based on PeerSpot user engagement data.

Predictive Analytics Market Share Distribution
Product	Market Share (%)
Red Hat Insights	2.5%
Alteryx	14.0%
Anaplan	13.8%
Other	69.7%

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Category	Predictive Analytics	Oct 25, 2025	Download
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Comparison	Red Hat Insights vs Alteryx	Oct 25, 2025	Download
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Comparison	Red Hat Insights vs Altair RapidMiner	Oct 25, 2025	Download

Title	Rating	Mindshare	Recommending
Alteryx	4.2	14.0%	88%	83 interviews Add to research

Valuable Features

"Red Hat support is very good; their response regarding SLAs has improved significantly in India, and I have no complaints about the support I continue to receive."
"Red Hat support is very good; their response regarding SLAs has improved significantly in India, and I have no complaints about the support I continue to receive."
"The most valuable feature of Red Hat Insights that I have found is the proactive information on issues that you don't see but are possibly going to happen in the environment."

Room for Improvement

"Red Hat Insights has very limited automation; it only detects anomalies and triggers corrective actions for compliance issues, something which I found lacking when compared to other tools I've used."
"Red Hat Insights has very limited automation; it only detects anomalies and triggers corrective actions for compliance issues, something which I found lacking when compared to other tools I've used."
"What could be improved dramatically is the ability to have it used by an enterprise, which means to interlock with Ansible Automation Platform first."

Pricing

"RHEL is expensive. We have changed the cloud provider's subscription to a pay-as-you-go model."
"If you have a subscription to Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Red Hat Insights is free."
"Regarding the prices, the new changes are actually not bad as it works for enterprise solutions."

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Red Hat Insights Reviews Summary
Author info	Rating	Review Summary
Head of Business at Variyas Labs Pvt Ltd	3.0	I've used Red Hat Insights for five years; while support is great, the tool lacks automation and advanced features, making it less effective than alternatives. Deployment is complex, and pricing is steep for smaller companies.
System Administrator at a healthcare company with 10,001+ employees	4.5	We utilize Red Hat Enterprise Linux for both on-prem and cloud systems, integrating with tools like Ansible for automation. Its improved storage capabilities and reliable support make it preferred over alternatives like CentOS or Microsoft Windows for our operations.
Enterprise System Architect at Value Transformation Services	4.5	I've used Red Hat Insights primarily for its proactive issue detection, which helps maintain stability. The intuitive dashboard is helpful, though integration with Ansible and better remediation tracking would improve its enterprise usability.
Senior Solution Architect DataCenter & Cloud at a tech services company with 11-50 employees	5.0	I find Red Hat Enterprise Linux reliable for enterprise governance due to its code stability, lifecycle management, and built-in security features. It simplifies compliance and migration from CentOS, though improvements in console integration and administrative control are needed.
IT Manager at a government with 10,001+ employees	5.0	I use Red Hat Enterprise Linux for running applications and databases due to its smaller footprint and optimized resource utilization. Patching is streamlined and stable, offering better support than CentOS and Oracle Linux, with Microsoft Azure as our cloud provider.
Server Engineer at a retailer with 10,001+ employees	4.5	I use Red Hat Enterprise Linux for off-the-shelf applications and Oracle databases due to its simplicity and reliability. While it integrates well on private cloud deployments, I find the GCP images lacking compared to AWS. I've transitioned from various Unix systems to Linux for its ease of use.
Senior Consultant at Atea AS	4.0	We use Red Hat Enterprise Linux for various services and applications, valuing features like Red Hat Insights and security enhancements. Documentation needs improvement. We’ve seen an ROI, and although my company evaluated alternatives, we chose Red Hat for its partnership benefits.
Cloud and Infrastructure Architecture at a comms service provider with 10,001+ employees	4.5	No summary available

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