#rhel — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #rhel, aggregated by home.social.
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Das #Cern spart fast 6 Millionen Euro durch Umstieg von #RHEL auf #Debian, um veraltete Hardware weiterzuverwenden. RHEL 9 und 10 erfordern neue Hardware, die das Cern vermeiden will. Die Umstellung auf Debian 15 ist bis 2030 geplant, aktuell läuft Debian 12. https://www.golem.de/news/statt-rhel-cern-spart-mit-umstieg-auf-debian-fast-6-millionen-euro-2609-212624.html
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Das #Cern spart fast 6 Millionen Euro durch Umstieg von #RHEL auf #Debian, um veraltete Hardware weiterzuverwenden. RHEL 9 und 10 erfordern neue Hardware, die das Cern vermeiden will. Die Umstellung auf Debian 15 ist bis 2030 geplant, aktuell läuft Debian 12. https://www.golem.de/news/statt-rhel-cern-spart-mit-umstieg-auf-debian-fast-6-millionen-euro-2609-212624.html
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Das #Cern spart fast 6 Millionen Euro durch Umstieg von #RHEL auf #Debian, um veraltete Hardware weiterzuverwenden. RHEL 9 und 10 erfordern neue Hardware, die das Cern vermeiden will. Die Umstellung auf Debian 15 ist bis 2030 geplant, aktuell läuft Debian 12. https://www.golem.de/news/statt-rhel-cern-spart-mit-umstieg-auf-debian-fast-6-millionen-euro-2609-212624.html
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Das #Cern spart fast 6 Millionen Euro durch Umstieg von #RHEL auf #Debian, um veraltete Hardware weiterzuverwenden. RHEL 9 und 10 erfordern neue Hardware, die das Cern vermeiden will. Die Umstellung auf Debian 15 ist bis 2030 geplant, aktuell läuft Debian 12. https://www.golem.de/news/statt-rhel-cern-spart-mit-umstieg-auf-debian-fast-6-millionen-euro-2609-212624.html
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Das #Cern spart fast 6 Millionen Euro durch Umstieg von #RHEL auf #Debian, um veraltete Hardware weiterzuverwenden. RHEL 9 und 10 erfordern neue Hardware, die das Cern vermeiden will. Die Umstellung auf Debian 15 ist bis 2030 geplant, aktuell läuft Debian 12. https://www.golem.de/news/statt-rhel-cern-spart-mit-umstieg-auf-debian-fast-6-millionen-euro-2609-212624.html
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⚛️ CERN Transitioning Industrial Computers To Debian After Being A Longtime RHEL Institution
｢ CERN engineers had considered moving to CentOS Stream as a more natural pathway but ultimately they say "the straw that broke the camel's back" to abandon Red Hat Enterprise Linux for their industrial accelerator-control computers was the "-march=x86-64-v2" compiler flag default as "forced obsolescence" for old hardware ｣
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⚛️ CERN Transitioning Industrial Computers To Debian After Being A Longtime RHEL Institution
｢ CERN engineers had considered moving to CentOS Stream as a more natural pathway but ultimately they say "the straw that broke the camel's back" to abandon Red Hat Enterprise Linux for their industrial accelerator-control computers was the "-march=x86-64-v2" compiler flag default as "forced obsolescence" for old hardware ｣
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⚛️ CERN Transitioning Industrial Computers To Debian After Being A Longtime RHEL Institution
｢ CERN engineers had considered moving to CentOS Stream as a more natural pathway but ultimately they say "the straw that broke the camel's back" to abandon Red Hat Enterprise Linux for their industrial accelerator-control computers was the "-march=x86-64-v2" compiler flag default as "forced obsolescence" for old hardware ｣
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⚛️ CERN Transitioning Industrial Computers To Debian After Being A Longtime RHEL Institution
｢ CERN engineers had considered moving to CentOS Stream as a more natural pathway but ultimately they say "the straw that broke the camel's back" to abandon Red Hat Enterprise Linux for their industrial accelerator-control computers was the "-march=x86-64-v2" compiler flag default as "forced obsolescence" for old hardware ｣
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⚛️ CERN Transitioning Industrial Computers To Debian After Being A Longtime RHEL Institution
｢ CERN engineers had considered moving to CentOS Stream as a more natural pathway but ultimately they say "the straw that broke the camel's back" to abandon Red Hat Enterprise Linux for their industrial accelerator-control computers was the "-march=x86-64-v2" compiler flag default as "forced obsolescence" for old hardware ｣
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Infinito.Nexus 12.0: From a Single Server to a Scalable Sovereign Cloud
Infinito.Nexus 12.0 is one of the most significant releases in the project’s history. Until now, Infinito.Nexus focused primarily on automating complete open-source environments on a single Docker Compose host. Version 12.0 introduces Docker Swarm as a second deployment mode, enabling applications to run across multiple servers, scale horizontally and recover from node failures. This release combines capabilities that are rarely delivered by one automation platform: More than 75 automatically deployable open-source applications One Single Sign-On experience backed by a unified user database Horizontal scaling across multiple cloud servers Automated backup and continuously tested disaster recovery Support across Debian, Arch Linux and RHEL-family distributions Filesystem-independent operation across ext4, btrfs and ZFS Together, these changes transform Infinito.Nexus from an application installer into a comprehensive foundation for scalable, sovereign cloud infrastructure. […] -
Copy Fail exploit lets 732 bytes hijack Linux systems and quietly grab root
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://nerds.xyz/2026/04/copy-fail-linux-root-exploit/
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This is a very cool and easy to follow story of one person's personal needs for their server.
They start with assuming they stability as high as RHEL with consistent versioning, but over time containers erases that concern so they are freed up to think about other nice things like having newer software.
If you've wondered why people use Fedora Server when CentOS and RHEL exist, this is one reason!
➡️ https://fedoramagazine.org/why-did-i-choose-fedora-server/
