Up next in our Research Computing Roundtable series, our HPC experts will be discussing Turnkey HPC and will be focusing on software stacks. We will be discussing containerizing MPI (message passing interface), Spack/Easybuild vs containerization, the most important and critical decisions one should be making regarding software stacks, and more!
In addition to a host of new features and support for new architectures, Rocky Linux 9 includes more than just binaries and an installer; with the release of Peridot, anyone can reproduce Rocky Linux from scratch, like any open source project, ensuring there’s no repeat of the CentOS end-of-life issues.
Up next in our Research Computing Roundtable series, our HPC experts will be discussing Turnkey HPC and will be focusing on monitoring. We will be revealing why you may prefer a monitoring system like Prometheus (monitoring system and time series database) over traditional tools, how to get new value out of a “modern” monitoring stack, how we help our end-users with application monitoring, and more!
RHEL clone provider hopes cloud-native build system will help it release new versions of Rocky within one week of new RHEL releases.
Based on the freely distributed sources of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 operating system series, Rocky Linux 9 is here with GNOME 40 as the default desktop environment, support for Direct Access (DAX) operations in XFS for direct access to byte-addressable persistent memory, as well as the “eager write” mount option in NFS to help reduce latency.
Rocky Linux is more than just a CentOS clone. With its Peridot build system, anyone can reproduce Rocky Linux from scratch.
Rocky Linux 9 became generally available today, providing users of the open-source operating system with a series of security and performance updates.
Rocky Linux 9 is now available and is a landmark release for several reasons. First off, there has been a surge in Rocky Linux deployments, putting it ahead of CentOS Stream and AlmaLinux. But more than that, Rocky Linux includes several security enhancements and networking features to help make it a best-in-class open-source operating system for businesses of all sizes.
Join us for this live webinar as we discuss new features, the Peridot open source cloud native build system, bug fixes, build releases, and more for Rocky Linux 9.0!
