
Pinning Environments to Specific Packages
With Rocky Linux, will you be able to pin environments?
Yes! This is something we are aiming to provide. Your systems can subscribe to them, and you will be able to manage them from a central location. You’ll also be able to get different plugins and will be able to customize to fit your needs.
Speakers:
Note: This transcript was created using speech recognition software. While it has been reviewed by human transcribers, it may contain errors.
Full Webinar Transcript:
Zane Hamilton:
You're going to pin environments to the way they are. In the past, when I've done this, it depended on where you had the management interface set up as to what package you were getting. And a lot of times, it isn't easy to even know they are the right packages. Is this going to help me with that problem?
Neil Hanlon:
Yes, it is something that we're aiming to provide. Your systems can subscribe to them, and you can manage them from a central location that gets you different plugins that might be available and whatever customizations you need for your business requirements.
Transcript
[Music] so you're going to be able to actually like you said pin 10 environments to it the way they are know in the past when i've done this it really depended on where you had the management interface set up as to what package you were getting and a lot of times it's really difficult to even know are the right packages so is this something that's going to help me with that problem yes um it is something that we're aiming to provide right that um your systems can subscribe to them and you can manage them kind of from a central location that um gets you different
plugins that might be available and whatever customizations that you might need for your business requirements
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