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> The "Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel" includes full btrfs, extensive device support (that is removed from the stock kernel), is tuned for the eponymous database
by ilyt 3y ago
> The "Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel" includes full btrfs, extensive device support (that is removed from the stock kernel), is tuned for the eponymous database, and is always more current. There are several scenarios where it is very attractive.
I'd never go for btrfs in anything enterprise.
But it does annoy me how RHEL moves normal open source software to the separate repos that are available with extra support packages, it just makes managing it annoying
- chasil 3y agoIt also annoys me to great extents when Red Hat removes support for SAS raid cards that are perfectly usable. Oracle fixes that.
- worthless-trash 3y agoRemoved it midstream or between releases ?
- sketch242 3y agoRH generally only removes features in major releases. The exception is when they introduce features as a technology preview. Those are subject to potential removal before the EOL of that major release, though they rarely do.
- worthless-trash 3y agoThat was what I had thought. I'm confused with the original statement being a problem as both vendor and the os both need to support the hardware. If there is a problem with the firmware who will RHEL go to keep its agreements ?