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HPC in the Cloud (vs. on-prem)

We are excited to bring you a new webinar series! Our Container Education Series with live demos and, as always, a great discussion!

Running Camry Impact Model in LS-DYNA® Format Using OpenRadioss and Apptainer

Running Camry Impact Model in LS-DYNA® Format Using OpenRadioss and Apptainer Altair Radioss is now available as an open source project! This is major news for the simulation community with many contributors already onboard with OpenRadioss. Moving into open source can speed collaborative efforts like containerizing the application and testing on a new operating system. That’s exactly...

Container Education Series

We are excited to bring you a new webinar series! Our Container Education Series with live demos and, as always, a great discussion!

Rocky Linux Custom Images and Packages

As we grow and add onto this platform, we plan on giving you the ability to create custom images and containers for your software. You will be able to validate the software chain from the packages to the operating system. For us, transparency is a crucial part of the build process.

Google Cloud Partners with CIQ for Rocky Linux Support on GCP

CIQ and Google Cloud have joined forces to provide mutual customers a direct and unified best-in-class support experience for Rocky Linux.

How does the Rocky Linux build system provide trust?

Rocky Linux is currently using the Fedora build tools like Koji and MBS to build the sources. These are great tools that have served us very well, but didn't align with our goals of having a cloud native build system. With the soon-to-be released Peridot, the entire ecosystem of Linux Distribution building tools will be incorporated into a microservice infrastructure and extended to create forks, extended builds, and provide better transparency and trust into the operating system supply chain.