1Latest Enterprise Linux OS from Red Hat Shines in Server Room Roles
by Jason Brooks
2Virtualization Host Install Option
I was pleased to find an easy virtualization host option in the RHEL 6 installer—something I missed in recent tests of Fedora 14.
3Virtualization Tools
The graphical tools that ship with RHEL 6 have improved over the years, but I’m looking forward to testing Red Hat’s separate RHEV management package.
4Windows Server 2008 on RHEL 6
I installed a Windows Server 2008 R2 guest instance atop my RHEL 6 host.
5Guest Instance Registration Miscues
It took me a bit of time to figure out how to take advantage of the guest allowances for RHN that come with RHEL 6 entitlements.
6PHP Apps
I put one of my RHEL 6 VMs to work hosting an instance of Mediawiki.
7Memory Overcommit
After creating a Control Group to ensure that I didn’t lose access to my host, I began cloning and firing up enough VMs to overcommit my available RAM.
8RHEL 6 on the Desktop
While aimed primarily at server roles, RHEL 6 can also perform well as a desktop operating system.
9SELinux Sandbox
I was able to launch a Firefox instance within an SELinux-powered security sandbox.
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