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Tectonic Enters Maintenance Support - Red Hat Customer Portal
Following the acquisition of CoreOS by Red Hat, support for Tectonic is being moved into Maintenance mode. The definition of this phase (below) is aligned with other Red Hat Products, however, it has been tailored for the Tectonic product. By moving Tectonic to Maintenance mode, we are focusing on converging Tectonic with OpenShift (for OpenShift 4.0). This includes automated, over-the-air updates
The History of etcd | CoreOS
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.8 and 9.2 leverage Intel’s 5th Gen of features including higher cpu count, faster DDR5 memory, larger 3rd level caches, improved interprocessor bandwidth, and complete implementation of Intel’s Advanced Matrix Extensions. Included in this blog are two new Dell SAP HANA BW...
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