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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We are pleased to announce that Red Hat Satellite 6.10.2 is generally available as of January 19, 2022.
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Red Hat Satellite is a powerful content management and provisioning tool where you can curate specific content across multiple lifecycle environments. In this multi-part tutorial, we will cover how to provision RHEL VMs to a vSphere environment from Red Hat Satellite.
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Life moves fast. Innovation moves faster. We’re all in a rush to keep up. Every now and then, it’s important to hit the pause button and reflect on achievements. Reflection isn’t just good for the soul. The accomplishments of others can be the gateway to our own progress. By taking inspiration and learnings from others, we can overcome organizational groupthink, draw on a more diverse pool of ideas and experiences, and shortcut our way to solutions and success.
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Note: this blog post was originally published by Avinash Desireddy on Medium. You can view the original post here. Docker Containers, Kubernetes, CNCF, and many other relevant projects completely changed how we package, ship, and run applications. As you all know, Kubernetes has become a defacto standard for running applications. At the same time, container … Continued
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The Resource Optimization service, which helps you better understand resource allocation on your RHEL public cloud instances, is now available. Find out how to use this tool to manage your environment.
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Climate finance was a central talking point among delegates at COP26—and Red Hat is playing a key role in an initiative to help equip financial services institutions with the data they need to make informed decisions. Read more.
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You can use a built-in tool to get update the kernel on RHEL systems with no downtime. That tool is live kernel patching (kpatch). Kpatch has been a part of our operating system for some time now (since RHEL 8.1, 7.7). However, with RHEL 8.5 (and the 9.0 Beta), there are some significant enhancements.
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