See the RHEL system roles overview on the Red Hat Customer Portal to learn more about installing and using system roles on RHEL. RHEL system role for Storage: Adds support for LVM (Logical Volume Manager) VDO (Virtual Data Optimizer) volumes and volume sizes that can be expressed as a percentage of the pool's total size. RHEL system role for timesync: Uses a new Network Time Security (NTS) option as part of the existing timesync system role. It enables administrators to skip manual configuration of Postfix, automating how you install, configure, and start the server, as well as specify custom settings to better control how Postfix works in your environment. RHEL system role for Postfix: In tech preview for some time, the RHEL system role for Postfix is fully supported with RHEL 8.5.
Also supports host-to-host and mesh VPN configurations. RHEL system role for VPN: Reduces the time to configure VPN tunnels and reduces risk of misconfiguration or use of non-recommended settings. RHEL system role for Microsoft SQL Server: Allows IT administrators and DBAs to more quickly install, configure and tune SQL Server in an automated fashion. Several new or enhanced system roles for popular workloads on RHEL are being released or updated alongside RHEL 8.5 Beta, including:
RHEL system roles use Ansible roles and modules to configure, automate and manage services on RHEL. RHEL 8.5 Beta continues this tradition with a number of management features and system roles to help deploy services, manage systems and assess security risks. With each RHEL release we work to make RHEL easier to manage, easier to deploy and a better foundation for your workloads, applications and services. RHEL 8.5 Beta: Even easier to manage and deploy This release continues the 6-month release cadence Red Hat announced at the beginning of the RHEL 8 cycle, providing users with a predictable and reliable release schedule. This release brings live kernel patching to the web console, a number of system roles and management enhancements, and removes the requirement to explicitly ask for beta access.Ī number of the new features and enhancements in this release are a direct response to customer requests.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8.5 Beta is full of improvements, new features and is easier for RHEL users to access and test out.
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