Tuesday Tech Tip - Rocky Linux, Ceph Deploy, New Repo Location & More

Each Tuesday, we will be releasing a tech tip video that will give users information on various topics relating to our Storinator storage servers.

This week, Brett talks about new items that are going to be officially launched on August 24th.

Along with our previous release of Houston modules, we will also be updating the main Cockpit interface to its newest version. The developers of Cockpit are always updating their core platform, and we want to ensure that we stay up-to-date as well.

On August 24th, we will be officially supporting Rocky Linux (for single servers and clustering) on our storage servers. Rocky Linux will be available on our website for quote and order. Rocky Linux will also be available with Houston to make your storage infrastructure even easier to set up.

Previously, we teased a new Houston module that will greatly simplify building Ceph clusters. On August 24th, our new Ceph Deploy module will be released and available to users using Houston for their storage infrastructure. Stay tuned next week for an in-depth video on Ceph Deploy.

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Honest question: what makes Rocky much better than Ubuntu in your eyes? I'm making a choice for our 50 people company at the moment and any sound opinions are welcome.