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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Oct 05, 2024

Red Hat Official ☛ RHEL 7 End of Maintenance (EOM): Upgrade without upheaval

Moving on from an OS at enterprise scale takes a lot of work. But for organizations that depend on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7, it’s necessary. RHEL 7 reached the end of its maintenance period on June 30, 2024.

Red Hat Official ☛ Red Hat on Red Hat: How we use our AI solutions to power improved customer experience

Troubleshooting recommendations are powered by a text-embedding AI model developed in collaboration with IBM Research, fine-tuned for re-ranking purposes. More specifically, it uses a custom IBM Slate Retriever model running in a Red Hat OpenShift AI cluster using GPU acceleration. The re-ranking feature combines very fast, traditional search with AI-powered textual analysis to more accurately order knowledge base solution recommendations. This enables users to locate the most relevant results faster and self-solve more effectively.

Red Hat ☛ Implementing OpenSSL-backed Go cryptographic algorithms

The Go programming language has always shipped with “batteries included,” so to speak. The Go standard library is comprehensive, containing most of what a developer needs to be productive out-of-the-box. Included in this standard library are several cryptographic routines, as part of the crypto standard library package. For most Go programmers and operators, these routines are all you really need.

Red Hat ☛ Tutorial: Tool up your LLM with Apache Camel on OpenShift

This tutorial gives you a unique chance to learn, hands-on, some of the basics of large language models (LLMs) in the Developer Sandbox for Red Bait OpenShift. The Developer Sandbox provides a free-to-use and fully-ready development environment, inviting everyone to quickly jump in and play with LLMs, Apache Camel, and the Kaoto visual editor with no prerequisites or set up hassle.