What is CIQ doing?
Delivering your infrastructure.
CIQ is reimagining software infrastructure with community-driven Rocky Linux as its foundation stone.
Why? So that the creative intelligence of your organization—the value engine that drives excellence and competitiveness—will have greater freedom to do what it does best: from ground-breaking research to business-transforming innovation.
Rocky Linux, with enterprise-level support from CIQ, is now available on every major cloud platform.
Solutions
The Trusted Successor to CentOS: Broad Industry Support, Compatibility, and Value
Why is Rocky Linux the stable foundation stone you can build on and rely upon for years to come? It starts with the backing of every major player in the technology ecosystem. But that’s just the starting point.
Containers for HPC With End-to-End Software Supply Chain Security
Wondering what happened to Singularity? Well, it’s got a new name and a brighter, more stable future. 100% open source, community-powered, with bare-metal performance and security-by-design.
Highly Scalable Cluster Management and Provisioning
Whether you’re managing tens of nodes or tens of thousands, you want the simplest way to provision the operating system, a single point of control, and ease of configuration.
HPC 2.0: Next-Generation, Cloud-Native Computing That Gives You Complete Control
On one hand, you have wicked-intense workloads. On the other, you have an array of compute resources to choose from: private cloud, public cloud, on premises, etc. How do you make the optimal choices… fast, every single time? That’s the Fuzzball pitch…
Resources
Recent Blog Posts & Events
Set It Free: Up Close with Rocky Founder Greg Kurtzer
Editor’s note: This article by Joe Casad originally appeared in the Rocky Linux Focus Guide, published by Admin Network & Security magazine. Rocky Linux is new, but it draws from a long history of community-minded volunteers focused on keeping a free Linux option in the enterprise space. Rocky founder Greg Kurtzer tells the story. Tell…
How to Create a Samba Share in Rocky Linux from the Command Line
The Samba project makes it possible to share directories and even printers across a network. Technically speaking, Samba is a suite of tools, created in 1992, to provide file and print services for clients that use the SMB/CIFS protocol. For any business that needs to give users and even teams access to shared resources on…
Why a B-Corp Might Be a Good Home for Your Open Source Project
What is the best home for an open source project? The answer is changing. Heather Meeker, a lawyer in private practice specializing in open source software licensing and advisor to the Rocky Enterprise Software Foundation (RESF), recently penned an article in Open Source Watch on this very subject. In the article, Heather argues that the…
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