Say hello to Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.1

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For example, as Gunnar Hellekson, Red Hats RHEL VP and general manager, put it, "As enterprise IT expands to encompass traditional hardware, multiple public cloud environments, and edge devices, complexity grows in parallel. The latest versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux continue our commitment to making hybrid cloud computing more than just accessible, but successful at the scale of global business by pairing reliability and stability with features designed for innovation and flexibility." For instance, the default RHEL 9.x OpenSCAP is set to use Postfix as the standard e-mail server with specific configurations to make it safer for use. In addition, RHEL now comes with the Sigstore Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) service to double-check your native container for unauthorized programs. The most important changes include: • Support for SHA-256 encryption in the semodule tool • New policy utilities in the libsepol-utils package Put together, this makes SELinux easier to use and more secure than ever.

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