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Next week in Charlotte, North Carolina, SouthEast LinuxFest (SELF) will return to the Sheraton Charlotte Hotel for three days of collaboration and discussion about open source and the people who build it. A small collective from the Rocky Linux project, myself included, will be descending upon SELF to represent Rocky–and most importantly, eat some great...
Arthur Tyde, SVP of Business Development at CIQ, sat down for an interview with Swapnil Bhartiya for a recent episode of TFiR to discuss security and compliance trends in cloud native computing environments. In this conversation, Tyde explains how security has evolved over the years from an afterthought to a priority, becoming simpler in the...
As the founding support and services sponsor and partner of Rocky Linux, CIQ is pleased to announce that we have certified our suite of software products on recently released Rocky Linux 9.2 and Rocky Linux 8.8, and we are also offering enterprise grade professional support for both new versions. CIQ is committed to certifying our...
As the founding support and services sponsor and partner for Rocky Linux and the Rocky Enterprise Software Foundation (RESF), we are excited to join the Rocky community in announcing the release of Rocky Linux 8.8 for the x86-64 and aarch64 architectures as well as the availability of professional support, services, and CIQ value adds like...
CIQ and Google Cloud are partnering to put High Performance Computing (HPC) in the cloud in the reach of more people. The importance and impact of HPC is only growing. Regardless of whether you view HPC as a vertical market or a horizontal technology across many segments, HPC simulation and modeling are at the heart...
We are pleased to announce the release of Rocky Linux 9.2 for the x86-64, aarch64, and s390x architectures! As the founding support and services partner for Rocky Linux, we’d like to express our appreciation to our team as well as the entire developer community. You can now download Rocky Linux 9.2 for x86-64, aarch64, and...
The philosopher's stone was a legendary substance that was believed to have the power to transform base metals into gold or silver and also to provide immortality to those who possessed it. The modern quest for the philosopher's stone is rooted in the belief that all data could be synthesized into something useful through the...
Cockpit is a great tool for admins who'd prefer to work with Rocky Linux via a GUI. We've already introduced you to the platform and even demonstrated how to add third-party modules to expand the feature set. One of the third-party modules is aimed at deploying and managing Podman containers, and for anyone looking to...
Rocky Linux burst from the ashes of the CentOS project and quickly rose to be one of the fastest-growing enterprise distributions. Especially true in the high performance computing world, Rocky Linux provided a comparable, almost identical, operating system with easy migration paths to move off of CentOS. Rocky Linux maintains compatibility with RHEL releases and...
Cockpit is a great alternative to managing your Rocky Linux servers. With this well-designed GUI admin control panel, you can take care of a number of tasks out of the box, such as viewing logs; managing storage, networking, and containers; adding and editing user accounts, controlling services, updating software, viewing diagnostic reports and kernel dumps,...
If you’re familiar with CIQ, you know that we’ve been making waves in the tech industry as the company supporting cutting-edge software infrastructure solutions. From Rocky Linux, the fastest-growing Enterprise Linux distribution, to Fuzzball, the next generation of High Performance Computing (HPC), we continually strive to innovate with both our technology and service offerings as...
Since the humble beginnings of Linux, one of its strengths has been flexibility. The ability to do things exactly as you want is a part of the ethos of Linux. And it doesn't matter what you're doing with Linux: you can bend it, twist it, and shape it to serve exactly how you want. One...