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I’m an engineer at a small company that sells B2B software for various OSes, including RHEL. The software usually runs natively (as a statically compiled binary) and uses/accesses system resources like raw sockets, the /proc files… Continue reading Is it possible to include a fully-working SELinux policy with B2B software?
I have a number of RHEL 8 and RHEL 9 systems with FIPS mode enabled. I’m trying to use a crypto subpolicy to disable CBC ciphers, but the subpolicy seems to be ignored in FIPS mode even though it is applied correctly.
The same subpolicy wo… Continue reading RHEL in FIPS mode ignores crypto subpolicy
One of the Linux stories of the moment has come from Red Hat, with their ongoing efforts to make accessing the source of their Red Hat Enterprise Linux product a …read more Continue reading SuSE Take On Red Hat, Forking RHEL
If you’re making the switch from Docker to Podman, you’ll want to know how to create and manage volumes. Jack Wallen shows you how.
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Make administering all your Cockpit-enabled servers even easier with the help of the Cockpit Client desktop application.
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The half-year point has passed meaning that Azure (and Windows/Windows Server) are into a new planning & development cycle.
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The last time I spoke to Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst, he had set a pretty audacious goal for his company to achieve $5 billion in revenue. At the time, that seemed a bit far-fetched. But the company has continued to thrive and is on track to pass … Continue reading Red Hat continues steady march toward $5 billion revenue goal
Last year Red Hat, which has been mostly known for selling Linux in the enterprise became the first $2 billion open source company. Now it wants to be the first to $5 billion, but it might not be just Linux that gets it there. A couple of years ago Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst recognized, even in the face of rising revenue, that the company couldn’t continue growing forever… Read More Continue reading As Red Hat aims for $5 billion in revenue, Linux won’t be only driver