IBM Red Hat RHEL 9.1 system release

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Wu Yanzu in South China for the delivery of clues! CTOnews.com November 17, IBM's Red Hat announced the launch of RHEL 9.1 system, which is an enterprise-oriented Linux distribution. RHEL 9 was launched in May 2022, and with the latest updates, users have gained new features and functions, including improvements to SQL, Red Hat Satellite's Red Hat Smart Management, Red Hat Insights, and Workstations. In addition, there are updated software packages.

The updated packages include: PHP 8.1Grafana 7.5.13GCC Toolset 12 LVM LVM Toolset 14.0.62and Go Toolset 1.18. The updated software packages include: PHP 8.1Grafana 7.5.13GCC Toolset 12 LVM LVM Toolset 14.0.62Grafana 7.5.13GCC LVM LVM 14.0.6 LVM LVM 14.0.62Grafana 7.5.13GCC LVM LVM 14.0.6 LVM LVM 1.62 and Go Toolset 1.18.

If the user is using RHEL for Workstations 9.1, this update now brings native support for Mozilla Firefox to Wayland sessions. Red Hat said that if users need XWayland / X11 GTK + back-end support, they can install the firefox-x11 package at any time. If users are using Microsoft SQL, this update can be used to install, configure, and adjust the single-node SQL Server environment and the SQL Server always online availability group through the high availability plug-in.

CTOnews.com learned that for Red Hat Satellite users, version 6.12 was included in RHEL 9.1 with some improvements, including an updated web interface, performance improvements, and remote execution pull mode. Users can download RHEL 9.1 from the official website, but they need an account.