Red Hat announced the general availability of its Ansible Tower 3.3 release, providing new automation capabilities for organizations.
Among the new features in the Red Hat Ansible Tower 3.3 release is an updated user interface that provides more information to users. Scalability is another area where Red Hat has improved Ansible Tower, with new ways to organize clusters. Additionally, Red Hat now finally enables its Ansible Tower users to run on its OpenShift Container Platform.
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