How to manage a Linux fleet you can actually account for

Every host on your fleet updates on its own schedule, so the fleet drifts and nobody can say for sure what's deployed where. You'd never push code straight to production without a staging step. Your servers do it every day. CIQ engineer Patrick Swartz walks a real fleet through the alternative with Enterprise Linux Manager: mirror your content, curate versioned views, test a change in dev, and promote it to production on your say-so. One place to decide what every host runs, and when. We break it into short chapters, and after each one Patrick explains exactly how it holds up in the real world. Register for the premiere and bring questions to the chat, or register to get the recording.

• Mirror upstream content onto infrastructure you own.
• Test a change in dev and promote it to production deliberately.
• Catch dependency conflicts before they reach a host.

• A working picture of managing a whole Enterprise Linux fleet from one place.
• A way to prove to security what's running where.
• Why this ships with RLC Pro, not as a paid add-on.
• The full ~10-minute demo to watch start to finish, on your own time.