Virtuozzo has released VzLinux 8.4, another Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.4 compatible distribution.

Virtuozzo VzLinux 8.4 Now Available

The Virtuozzo team is always hard at work making sure that we release a new version and bug fixes that coincide with the updates provided by  RHEL 8.4.

On the 11th of June we released  VzLinux 8.4, a production ready, stable release for you - our loyal supporters - to run your different workloads on.

We have received some very cool feedback and are glad that you all love what we are doing.

Thanks for noticing that we are fixing bugs so quickly (24 hours) and that you think VzLinux is stable and enterprise ready. To those who have asked if we will be following a similar path as CentOS, shifting its focus to Stream, the answer is: there are no plans for us to go this route, VzLinux will remain free to download, use and distribute.

You can read more about this release, installing and upgrading by checking out our  Release notes.

You can also view our recent virtual Masterclass – VzLinux: A Perfect Replacement for CentOS on-demand  here.

New Features

• Libreswan IPsec VPN now supports TCP encapsulation and security labels for IKEv2.
• The nmstate network API for hosts is fully supported in version 8.4.
• Ansible modules are available for automated management of role-based access control (RBAC) in Identity Management (IdM), an Ansible role for backing up and restoring IdM servers, and an Ansible module for location management.
• Newer module streams are now available: Python 3.9, SWIG 4.0, Subversion 1.14, Redis 6, PostgreSQL 13, MariaDB 10.5.
• Compilers have been updated: GCC Toolset 10, LLVM Toolset 11.0.0, Rust Toolset 1.49.0, Go Toolset 1.15.7.

Bug Fixes

• If subscription-manager was installed, any dnf command could produce warnings about the system not being registered to Red Hat Subscription Management. Now subscription-manager is no longer a dependency of a number of packages, and its plugins are disabled by default. (VZL-94)

Providing Feedback

Your feedback is important to us and is so important in making sure we address the features that you need and fix any bugs you come across.

Please report any issues you might find at the  bug tracker also feel free to send your pull requests to our  GitHub repository.

The JSON file with the source of this advisory is available at  https://docs.virtuozzo.com/vza/VZA-2021-030.json.

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