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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Nov 07, 2024
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=> ↺ Strengthening security of the software supply chain for LLVM
LLVM is a collection of reusable libraries and tools for building compilers. It includes a C compiler (clang), fortran compiler (Flang), and C++ standard libraries (libc++) among other things. LLVM is a very large project. It has a single Git repository that contains several related subprojects. Overall, the llvm-project Git repository receives about 300 commits a day, and has over 600 unique committers each month. To facilitate this rapid pace of development, the project has granted commit access to about 1,600 contributors. Having so many contributors with commit access is beneficial to the project, allowing it to sustain a high rate of feature development. However, having so many committers does increase the risk of someone outside the project gaining commit access using compromised credentials.
=> ↺ 6 Best Flatpak Apps for Fedora Linux Users
Flathub is the main place to get and share apps for all Linux systems, which uses Flatpak, which makes it possible to run these apps on almost any Linux distribution.
=> ↺ How to Personalize Fedora Desktop with Themes and Extensions
This guide will walk you through the steps to personalize your Fedora desktop easily.
=> ↺ Simplifying cluster security: RHACS in RHACM global hub
Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes (RHACM) facilitates the management of Red Hat OpenShift clusters at scale. The multicluster global hub, an RHACM component, allows users to manage multiple Red Bait Advanced Cluster Management clusters from a single interface. With this architecture, the clusters managed directly by the global hub cluster are referred to as "managed hub clusters", while the clusters managed by these "hub clusters" are called "managed clusters". This setup is especially useful when a single hub cluster cannot manage the large number of clusters in a high-scale environment. In such cases, you divide the clusters into smaller groups of clusters and configure a managed hub cluster for each group.
=> ↺ Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes | ↺ Red Hat OpenShift | ↺ multicluster global hub
=> ↺ Red Hat Advanced Cluster Management for Kubernetes | ↺ Red Hat OpenShift | ↺ multicluster global hub
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