Consuming enterprise open source through a vendor like Red Hat meets the goal of minimizing the risk of using software in general, while affording the many benefits that only open source can provide. Learn how:
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Today we released Mirantis Container Cloud 2.15. This latest release improves your cloud native experience in several ways, including providing a better onboarding experience, more control over maintenance for operators, and better integration with other related products. In this Blog we’ll provide you with an overview of the key enhancements introduced in this latest release. … Continued
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Regulatory requirements and consumer privacy concerns drive financial institutions to consider more privacy-friendly policies and development considerations in the new world of open banking. What steps can software developers take to proactively embed privacy practices in the design and development of applications? Learn more.
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Late last year, Mirantis hosted a Cloud Native and Coffee panel featuring CTO Adam Parco, Global Field CTO Shaun O’Meara, Director of Technical Marketing Nick Chase, and special guest Darragh Grealish, CTO of 56K Cloud. Below are highlights of the discussion that touch on what edge is and how developers can bring cloud native innovation … Continued
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In this post, we explain to system developers all the new C++, C, Go or Rust features in RHEL 9.
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RHEL 8.5 introduced a new Microsoft SQL Server system role that automates the installation, configuration, and tuning of Microsoft SQL Server on RHEL. In this post, learn how to use the network system role to implement a bonded active-backup network interface.
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In this multi-part tutorial, we cover how to provision RHEL VMs to a vSphere environment from Red Hat Satellite. Learn how to prepare the Satellite environment in this post.
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The Friday Five is a weekly Red Hat® blog post with 5 of the week’s top news items and ideas from or about Red Hat and the technology industry. Consider it your weekly digest of things that caught our eye.
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If you are using Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), you can use Red Hat Insights to find out what systems are exposed, and to what extent. See how to find and remediate security vulnerabilities faster using Insights.
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For users on our Business and eCommerce Plans, plugins are a critical part of the WordPress.com experience. We’re always looking for ways to simplify the process of discovering and installing powerful WordPress plugins.
As a result, we’re now making it possible to purchase certain plugins directly on the WordPress.com plugin page. Not only that, but WordPress.com will offer monthly and annual plugin pricing which provides site owners more flexibility.
Initially, you can purchase six of our most popular WooCommerce plugins on the WordPress.com plugins page.
WooCommerce Subscriptions — Allow customers to subscribe to your products or services and pay on a weekly, monthly or annual basis.WooCommerce Bookings — Allow customers to book appointments, make reservations or rent equipment without leaving your site.WooCommerce Table Rate Shipping — Advanced, flexible shipping. Define multiple shipping rates based on location, price, weight, shipping class or item count.WooCommerce AutomateWoo — Powerful marketing automation for WooCommerce. AutomateWoo has the tools you need to grow your store and make more money.WooCommerce Shipment Tracking — Add shipment tracking information to your orders.WooCommerce Xero — Save time with automated sync between WooCommerce and your Xero account.
Purchasing a plugin via the new WordPress.com interface is simple. On the plugins page, click on one of the paid plugin cards to be redirected to a detailed product listing page. When you’re ready, click the purchase button in the top right of the product listing page. Your purchase won’t be final until you confirm your payment method and details on the following page. The plugin will be installed automatically.
This announcement is just the start — look for more paid plugins and other exciting updates over the coming months. Let us know in the comments below what plugins you would like to see available for purchase directly on WordPress.com.
Stay tuned and click here to begin exploring plugins now!
As a reminder, all plugins (free or paid) are currently only available to customers with a WordPress.com Business or eCommerce Plan. If you’re interested in purchasing or upgrading to an annual Business Plan, click here for a 25% discount off your first year.
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