Enhance RHEL with SELinux on Red Hat Developer Sandbox

Learning path | 2 resources | 30 mins | Published on August 6, 2024
Nikhil Mungale

In this learning exercise, we will cover all aspects of SELinux features of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, its different modes, such as Enforcing, Permissive and Disabled. We will discuss the benefits of using SELinux and how it impacts the performance and security of web applications running on RHEL servers.

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  1. Overview: Enhance RHEL with SELinux on Red Hat Developer Sandbox
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Overview: Enhance RHEL with SELinux on Red Hat Developer Sandbox

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In this learning exercise, we will explore the SELinux feature of RHEL, including its various modes such as Enforcing. In this learning exercise we will see the benefits of utilizing SELinux, focusing on how it enhances security and controls access to system resources. Additionally, we will examine the impact of SELinux on the performance and operation of web applications running on RHEL servers.

By the end of this exercise, you will have a solid understanding of SELinux's role in securing RHEL environments and its practical applications in real-world scenarios.