Systems Management

Rich Dorito joins Brian and me to explain what a Red Hat subscription actually is, how to access trials, and why the whole experience got so much cleaner.

The hundredth episode: a hundred of the Linux commands that come up most.

A tech tip on the Convert2RHEL pre-conversion analysis, run through Red Hat Insights to catch blockers before you convert CentOS Linux 7 to RHEL.

A brief tech tip on enabling the EPEL repository for extra packages on RHEL 9.

The webinar walkthrough of RHEL 9.3 and 8.9: image builder improvements, security and compliance updates, identity management, and easier day-two management from the web console.

The finale, covering brand-new inventory groups for RBAC, the Leapp pre-upgrade analysis task, and a look back at the whole miniseries.

I show how to build security-compliant golden images with Image Builder and OpenSCAP profiles.

A close look at the inventory that spans more than just Insights systems, plus how role-based access control shapes what each user can see and do.

How to route Insights events into email, Slack, ServiceNow, Splunk, and webhooks so RHEL fleet signals show up where your team already works.

Nate Lager introduces Red Hat Identity Manager, the identity, permissions, and access layer that ships with RHEL, with demos and a zero trust framing.

The business side of Insights: subscription watch for tracking what you have bought and used, plus resource optimization to right-size your cloud spend.

The two services that drive a lot of Insights adoption: vulnerability management with security rules and known exploits, plus Yara-based malware detection.