Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8.3 Released

guest · Oct 31, 2020

Red Hat Pairs Innovation with Stability in Latest Version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8, Further Extends Linux as Foundation for Digital Transformation
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.3 delivers updated container tools, new security profiles and enhanced performance capabilities

RALEIGH, N.C. — October 29, 2020 —
Red Hat, Inc., the world's leading provider of open source solutions, today announced Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.3, the latest version of the world’s leading enterprise Linux platform. Generally available in the coming weeks, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.3 fuses the stability required by IT operations teams with cloud-native innovation, providing a more stable platform for next-generation enterprise applications. Already an established backbone for mission-critical computing, the latest enhancements to the platform bring new performance profiles and automation, reinforced security capabilities and updated container tools.
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Availability
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.3 will be available in the coming weeks and accessible to all active Red Hat Enterprise Linux subscriptions via the Red Hat Customer Portal.
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8.3 (October 29, 2020)
Announcement

What's new in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.3? Enhanced container tools, more system roles and new cloud admin tools just for starters

A RHEL release has many constituencies. RHEL has to meet the needs of system administrators who crave system stability and predictability, and developers who want flexibility and new language and software choices. With new system roles, a major RHEL container tools update, cloud administration updates and more, RHEL 8.3 delivers for those who depend on enterprise open source to run today's businesses.
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System roles and tuning
System roles simplify configuring a system for specific tasks. Running system roles is easy, but developing effective roles takes a solid understanding of RHEL and its internals. [...]
Deploy Red Hat Enterprise Linux images directly into the cloud
In RHEL 8.3, Image Builder’s Push to Cloud capability helps teams work together by enabling administrators or developers to not only build customized machine images, but also enter cloud provider details so images are automatically uploaded and available through their cloud provider’s inventory. [...]
Insights improvements including health at a glance
Red Hat Insights, part of any RHEL subscription, is there to help teams proactively identify and remediate problems that threaten system security, stability, performance and uptime.
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New languages, new container tools
RHEL 8 introduced the concept of Application Streams to allow organizations to have more flexibility between staying on a known version of a language or tool, like Perl, Ruby, GCC, Node.js or RHEL container tools, or updating to get the newer features.

With RHEL 8.3 we're adding new releases of Node.js, PHP, Ruby, GCC, Git, NGINX, and Perl.
We also have added full support in RHEL 8.3 for Buildah and Skopeo running in containers. [...]
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