All of my recent interactions with Red Hat have been bad. Recently I had to fire them of a project they were supporting because they only wanted to use Red Hat

All of my recent interactions with Red Hat have been bad. Recently I had to fire them of a project they were supporting because they only wanted to use Red Hat certified container images, the image they were trying to deploy was configured to run as root for absolutely no reason, they refused to fix the image, and they refused to use a non-Red Hat image. My second most recent interaction with Red Hat involves them sending an engineer to perform an Ansible Tower upgrade, only to find out the engineer they sent had no idea what he was doing, so we ended up teaching him how to upgrade Ansible Tower safely. However, after thinking about it, I don’t think they properly illustrate the problem I’m talking about. Red Had incompetence is the sort of incompetence I’d expect from certain big enterprise vendors. They don’t have the “check your entitlement” attitude. They have the “we don’t care about you at all” sort of attitude that I would expect from say Oracle or Broadcom. In my experience at least…