The Kernel update from version 4.18, as noted in our RHEL 9 release overview, should give some solid performance improvements Security It also updates supported technology versions across the board, including languages, version control, web servers, caching servers, database servers, system toolchains, performance tools, debugging tools, monitoring tools, compiler toolsets, and JDK versions and supporting build technologies. Rocky Linux 9 ships with the Linux 5.14 kernel, and includes GNOME 40 for the desktop environment (including some nice quality of life improvements for users).
Updated Support for Languages, Technologies, and Libraries That's because Rocky Linux 9 requires at least x86-64-v2, ARMv8.0-A, POWER 9, or IBM z14 CPUs. Near the top of the Rocky Linux 9 release notes, you'll see a bright yellow warning sign to check your CPUs for compatibility with Rocky Linux 9. While the development of Peridot probably slowed down the release of Rocky Linux 9, the community points to it as a foundation for the project itself, helping to ensure the versatility of Rocky Linux via allowing teams to build customized versions of Rocky Linux from scratch. According to the Rocky Linux 9 release notes, Peridot was used in the creation of the x86_64, aarch64, s390x, and ppc64le architectures. Where Rocky Linux 9 separates from AlmaLinux 9 is the new cloud-native build system, Peridot, developed by the Rocky Linux team PeridotĪs mentioned above, one of the biggest changes in Rocky Linux 9 is the new build system called Peridot. Like AlmaLinux 9, the big changes in Rocky Linux 9 are largely in line with those found in RHEL 9, minus changes tied to RHEL-specific features. Notable Rocky Linux 9 Features and Changes Rocky Linux 9 was released on July 14, 2022. Rocky Linux representatives have also p ushed back against concerns with this release lag, pointing to a focus on quality over speed. This new build system is designed to help teams customize Rocky Linux builds to fit their own unique use cases. The comparatively slow release was largely due to the accompanying creation of a new open source build system dubbed Peridot. The Rocky Linux 9 release trails the RHEL 9 release by 58 days, compared to AlmaLinux 9 which followed the RHEL 9 release by only 9 days.
Rocky Linux 9, the downstream "bug-for-bug" compatible Enterprise Linux distribution built from Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9, is now available. Differences Between RHEL 9 vs Rocky Linux 9.Notable Rocky Linux 9 Features and Changes.In this blog, we take a detailed look at the new release, including analysis on the key changes users can look forward to, and how this new version compares to the upstream RHEL 9 release. The highly-anticipated Rocky Linux 9 GA release is now available.
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