May 12-13, 2026 | Atlanta, GA Speakers: Stef Walter & Scott McCarty At Red Hat Summit 2026, Stef Walter and I introduced Fedora Hummingbird Linux — a new Linux for Builders. Abstract With more software being written faster than ever — driven by AI-assisted development — the security landscape is changing. More software means more
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May 12-13, 2026 | Atlanta, GA Speakers: Jef Spaleta & Scott McCarty At Red Hat Summit 2026, Jef Spaleta (Fedora Project Lead) and I presented “From Fedora to RHEL: Building the Future of Enterprise Linux Together.” Abstract This session explores the pipeline from Fedora to Red Hat Enterprise Linux, covering the RHEL 10 launch and
I’ve been following the conversation around Jef Spaleta’s Fedora Sandbox proposal with a lot of interest, and I think it’s worth sharing some perspective from someone who lived through exactly the kind of situation this framework is designed for. When Podman was getting started, we didn’t have anything like a structured lifecycle process in Fedora,
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Background One of the key advantages of using Docker is it’s centralized image management server, called a Registry Server. The Docker project, as well as Red Hat, maintain public registry servers which host supported images. The Docker project also provides an Open Source version of the Registry server which can be deployed on premise in
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Background Why Docker has quite an amount of buzz around it today because it makes so many things easy that were difficult with virtual machines. Docker containers makes it easy for Developers, Systems Administrators, Architects, Consultants and others to quickly test a piece of software in a container; much quicker than a virtual machine, and
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