Fedora and Red Hat Leftovers

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Nov 08, 2022

• Community Blog monthly summary: October 2022 - Fedora Community Blog

  This is the latest in our monthly series summarizing the past month on the Community Blog. Please leave a comment below to let me know what you think.

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  In October, we published 17 posts. The site had 10,946 visits from 6,735 unique viewers. 4,559 visits came from search engines, while 484 came from Twitter and 69 came from the WordPress Android App.

• Cockpit 279 - Cockpit Project

  Cockpit now switches to a dark theme when system dark mode is enabled.

  While many people just think it looks cool, dark mode is also an accessibility setting which helps people with various eyesight conditions and migraines. Dark mode can be easier to use in a dark environment as well.

• Digital transformation: 5 questions to reinspire your efforts

  As the world moves out of the pandemic and settles into a new way of working, executives are tasked with leading their organizations into a transformed, digitally native future. From cloud migration to SaaS optimization, digital transformation has been the topic of discussion for every board meeting globally for the last several years.

  But after several cycles of innovation and as employees transition to new roles, new solutions enter the market, and business goals change, the driving force behind the digital transformation can become muddy and often needs redirection to get back on track.

• More chances to catch AlmaLinux: SuperCompute ‘22, and OLF ‘22 - AlmaLinux OS Blog

  We had a chance to attend All Things Open last week, and it was an absolute blast for us! In case you haven't heard, All Things Open is a conference specifically designed around education and aimed at coming together to learn some of the hardest and deepest lessons in tech. It's just full of everyone from college students to CIOs and CTOs trying to make the best decisions for their futures. Meeting so many new people is always a blast, but the highlight for us is the people who are using AlmaLinux to solve their problems every day.

  One of the best conversations I got to have was a group of folks from a university who are using AlmaLinux in a INCREDIBLE experiment that will absolutely drive future waves of innovation around how we interact with the universe. They said they were going to share details about it soon, and I can't wait to share those with all of you, as well.

• An introduction to debug events: Learn how to use breakpoints

  In previous articles on Red Hat Developer, I introduced you to the GNU Debugger (GDB) and explained what every developer should know about debuginfo. This article begins a series that will cover the expansive topic of debug events—that is, all the events to which GDB can respond. These include signals, breakpoints, watchpoints, syscalls, exceptions, and more. I'll be covering the commands and convenience variables and functions that will aid you in your endeavors to stop GDB at the right place at the right time.

• A visual guide to deploying JBoss EAP on AWS | Red Hat Developer

  Red Hat recently launched a new offering for Red Hat JBoss Enterprise Application Platform (JBoss EAP), an efficient and comprehensive Java platform on the Amazon Web Services marketplace. This offering allows you to deploy certified Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) equipped with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (fully supported by Red Hat) and JBoss EAP.