Red Hat: Red Hat Women’s Leadership Community Luncheon, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.10 Beta, Stratis and More
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Executive producer of The Chasing Grace Project, Jennifer Cloer, to keynote 2018 Red Hat Women’s Leadership Community Luncheon
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An API Journey: From Idea to Deployment the Agile Way–Part III
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.10 Beta now available
Many of the applications that drive businesses are powered by the foundation of Red Hat Enterprise Linux. For nearly eight years, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 has carried our customers’ critical infrastructure because of the stability reliability, and platform security that it can offer to the modern enterprise. Today, we are pleased to announce the beta release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.10, continuing to deliver upon Red Hat’s 10-year lifecycle support.
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Learning More About Red Hat's Stratis Project To Offer Btrfs/ZFS-Like Functionality
With Red Hat deprecating Btrfs in RHEL7 with that "next-gen" Linux file-system not having panned out like many had hoped for or expected, Red Hat has been investing in their new "Stratis" storage project. More details on Stratis have now come to light.
Since last summer a lot of progress has been made on Stratis and it's being prepared for testing on Fedora. Stratis is a volume-managing file-system (VMF) that relies upon the Linux kernel's DM subsystem and is paired with the XFS file-system rather than being a new Linux file-system from scratch.
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Analyzing Stocks On Analyst Opinion: Citrix Systems, Inc. (CTXS), Red Hat, Inc. (RHT)
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