Basic Rocky 9

Basic Rocky 9 presents an array of updated technology versions aimed at enhancing system performance for teams. Additionally, the introduction of a new build tool facilitates the creation of customized Rocky Linux-based distributions, showcasing the commitment of the Rocky Linux community further to fortify the sustainability of this already well-received project.

One of the biggest changes in Basic Rocky 9 is the new build system called Peridot. According to the Rocky 9 release notes, Peridot was used to create the x86_64, aarch64, s390x, and ppc64le architectures.

Basic Rocky 9 comes pre-installed with the Linux 5.14 kernel and introduces GNOME 40 as its desktop environment, offering various user-friendly enhancements. Furthermore, it brings comprehensive updates to supported technology versions across multiple domains, encompassing languages, version control systems, web servers, caching servers, database servers, system toolchains, performance tools, debugging tools, monitoring tools, compiler toolsets, JDK versions, and supporting build technologies.

The performance metrics page within the Cockpit web console has been enhanced in Basic Rocky 9, aiding in the identification of reasons behind spikes in CPU, memory, disk, and network resource usage. Moreover, Rocky Linux 9 expands on the module packaging capabilities introduced in Rocky Linux 8.

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