Rocky Linux 8.6 Based on RHEL 8.6
31In This Video We Are Looking At Louis Abel has announced the release of Rocky Linux 8.6, the new stable version of the project's community clone of Red Hat Enterprise Linux
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Rocky Linux 8.6 Based on RHEL 8.6
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announced the general availability of Rocky Linux 8.6. This release is available for the x86_64 and aarch64 architectures. Highlights: PHP 8.0 provides bug fixes and enhancements, namely to the use of structured metadata syntax, newly named arguments that are order-independent, and improved performance for Just-In-Time compilation; Perl 5.32 provides a number of bug fixes and enhancements, including support for Unicode version 13, a new experimental infix operator, and faster feature checks; high availability (HA) cluster system role - this role helps create and manage secure, stable HA clusters; enhanced network system role - this role helps users create secure connections (including over Wi-Fi) along with robust firewall rules...
Rocky Linux 8.6 is ready to download
The developers of Rocky Linux have released a new point version for x86_64 and ARM64 architectures.
One of the CentOS alternatives alongside AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux has received a new update. Rocky Linux 8.6 has arrived approximately six months after the release of the 8.5 version. This release focuses on the support for newer versions of language runtimes.
Comes with PHP 8.0 and Perl 5.32
Rocky Linux 8.6 brings PHP 8.0 and Perl 5.32 modules for web developers. PHP 8.0 delivers some enhancements and bug fixes, as well as performance improvements in Just-In-Time compilations. Perl 5.32 delivers enhancements and bug fixes as well, and it also brings support for Unicode 13.
One of the most noticeable changes in Rocky Linux 8.6 is the addition of the new system roles. The high availability cluster system role allows for creating and managing secure and stable HA clusters. The enhanced network system role allows the creation of secure connections with robust firewall rules. WebConsole role automates the installation and configuration processes of Rocky Linux web console. The other changes include package updates for modules and tools which can be seen below:
container-tools:4.0
eclipse:rhel8
log4j:2
perl:5.32
php:8.0
GCC Toolset 11
LLVM Toolset 13.0.1
Rust Toolset 1.58.1
Go Toolset 1.17.7
Upgrade Rocky Linux 8.5 to 8.6
Users of Rocky Linux 8.5 can update their instances by using the terminal command below:
sudo dnf -y upgrade
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