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A .repo file is the key to package management on Red Hat-derived Linux distros. Take a look inside to see how they work.

Install, remove, update, and list packages using dnf, the RPM package manager command.

Use regular expressions to find and filter content in HTML pages in the grep and pcre2grep command-line utilities.

Learn how dnf works under the covers to find and install packages on Linux.

Download the MongoDB cheat sheet to learn basic commands for MongoDB, a NoSQL, document-centric database that makes it easy to build scalable web applications.

Learn how the new Mass Prebuild tool can help you check thousands of dependencies at once and isolate build errors.

The RHEL 8 Cheat Sheet covers basic dnf commands and introduces the Subscription Manager and Application Streams features in Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

The Podman Cheat Sheet covers basic commands for building containers and working with image repositories, and managing container resources.

Download our Bash scripting cheat sheet for an introduction to running Bash scripts in Linux. It covers syntax, variables, and more, with helpful code examples.

Red Hat OpenStack 17.0 adds dynamic routing for both the control and data planes, overcoming the scaling issues of traditional layer-2 infrastructures.

Drive team productivity and accelerate innovation.

Installing Podman Desktop on MacOS

Get introductory lessons and deep dives from the best of our Linux content.

Take the next step toward mastering regular expressions with some advanced syntax.

Learn basic regular expressions that find patterns in text when using the Linux grep utility.

Download Podman in Action to get started with Podman, a rootless container engine that makes it easy to build, manage, and run secure containers on Linux.

Our Linux Commands Cheat Sheet features over 30 basic Linux commands that all beginners should have at their fingertips. Download the PDF at no cost.

The Intermediate Linux commands cheat sheet covers Linux commands and executables for developers and system administrators looking to move beyond the basics.

A demo of how to build trust into a continuous integration system for your Rust library. (Part 4 of 4 in the series covering Linux system libraries in Rust.)

Learn techniques to create a binding to make a library written in Rust accessible to Python programs. (Part 3 of 4)

Learn techniques to create a binding to make a library written in Rust accessible to C programmers. (Part 2 of 4)

Learn how to implement 3 practices for writing Linux system libraries: backward compatibility, event-driven asynchronous programming, and logging. (Part 1 of 4)

Red Hat's annual conference has great information about open source software, and is free of charge for attendees.

How to set up Packit, which tests and builds RPM packages on Fedora Linux, CentOS Stream, and other distributions to ease the integration of upstream projects.

The new Podman has extensive support for containers using IPv6 connections, but some configuration is required.