Josh Hale
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Reposted by Josh Hale
Red Hat's decision to make RHEL 10 immutable is a bold and strategic move but also a forward-thinking and logical step in the evolution of enterprise operating systems.
It prioritizes security, reliability, and manageability, which are critical for enterprise environments.
So, hats off 🎩
It prioritizes security, reliability, and manageability, which are critical for enterprise environments.
So, hats off 🎩
How Red Hat just quietly, radically transformed enterprise server Linux
RHEL 10 becomes the first major enterprise Linux distro to discard traditional packaging and embrace immutable. See how we got here.
www.zdnet.com
June 4, 2025 at 7:17 AM
Red Hat's decision to make RHEL 10 immutable is a bold and strategic move but also a forward-thinking and logical step in the evolution of enterprise operating systems.
It prioritizes security, reliability, and manageability, which are critical for enterprise environments.
So, hats off 🎩
It prioritizes security, reliability, and manageability, which are critical for enterprise environments.
So, hats off 🎩