- LIO kernel target subsystem - better storage support
- LVM2 replace LVM with support of thin provisioning
- No more 32 bits
- XFS and Btrfs!
- Swap memory compression
- Fast block devices caching slower block devices
- automate relocate processes and memory for NUMA performance improvement
- APIC virtualization
- Long list of kvm improvement, including hot plug vCPU
- rgmanager, luci, ricci, ccs replaced with pacemaker (about time...)
- ruby 2.0.0, python 2.7.5! It's almost latest and greatest now, but for how long?
- co-pilot, performance tools. I cann't wait to dive in
- chrony replace ntp
- firewalld is a dynamic firewall daemon
- OpenLMI (another puppet & chef altnative?)
- OpenSSH chroot shell logins
- Multiple required authentications
- Need learn how systemd works
- Gnome 3, with screencast support
- DM-Multipath improved performance
- linux container as another interesting lightweight replacement for kvm
- tickless kernel (great for battery life, also less CPU interrupt)
Saturday, January 25, 2014
RHEL 7 beta test
Some highlights from RHEL7 beta, planing to put one to production asap.
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