Rocky Linux 9.1 Arrives With Keylime, New Module Stream and Compiler Toolset Versions
Summary
Major changes include the availability of Keylime, a remote boot attestation and runtime integrity management solution using Trusted Platform Modules (TPMs). *Release Acknowledgements* The following community members, in particular, are acknowledged for their contributions to this release: Al Bowles, Alan Marshall, Brian Clemens, Chris Stackpole, David Roth, Ezequiel Bruni, Ian Walker, Louis Abel, Lukas Magauer, Mustafa Gezen, Neil Hanlon, Rich Alloway, Sherif Nagy, Skip Grube, Steven Spencer, Taylor Goodwill and Trevor Cooper. Additional thanks are extended to project sponsors and partners who provide the resources to build, test and produce each version of Rocky Linux. Rocky Linux uses only open-source tools to deliver a completely reproducible operating system ensuring there is no repeat of the CentOS end-of-life issues. CIQ is the founding support and services partner of Rocky Linux and drives software infrastructure optimizations for enterprise, cloud, hyperscale and HPC.