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February 17, 2026 10:03 pm

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Managing Your Linux Estate: Deploying SUSE Multi-Linux Manager on SLES via AWS

Managing a diverse Linux environment at scale shouldn’t feel like a chore. While SUSE Multi-Linux Manager (MLM) typically runs on SUSE Linux Enterprise Micro, many AWS customers have standardized their infrastructure on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 15. This post highlights the steps required to install MLM on SLES, specifically on AWS. It is […]

Categories: AWS, Cloud Computing, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for Amazon EC2, SUSE Multi-Linux Manager, Technical Solutions

By: Cara Ferguson

February 17, 2026 3:59 pm

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Stop Reacting to Vendor Timelines: A Better Way to Optimize Your Linux Estate

Enterprise IT has reached a critical juncture. As infrastructure scales across hybrid, multi-cloud, edge, and AI-enabled environments, organizations are increasingly pressured to deliver greater value with fewer resources. Managing rising costs, vendor lock-in, and escalating operational risk has become a primary challenge for the modern enterprise. For leadership, this environment creates significant budget pressure and […]

By: Sebastian Martinez

February 17, 2026 8:59 am

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Why AI Still Cannot Run Your Linux Infrastructure (And What Must Change)

AI assistants are rapidly becoming part of how teams write code, analyze data and automate workflows. Yet when it comes to operating a real enterprise Linux environment, AI still falls short. Today, Linux is the foundation that runs AI workloads across data centers and clouds. We trust Linux to execute the most advanced AI systems […]

By: Ted Jones

February 7, 2026 5:46 pm

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From “Connection Refused” to “Active”: My Journey Running RKE2 on SLES 15 ARM with an M-Series Mac

Building a Kubernetes home lab on the Apple M4 chip offers incredible performance, but it can be a significant configuration challenge. This week, I successfully set up Rancher Manager on RKE2 using SLES 15 SP4 on VirtualBox 7. The process was a battle against SSL handshakes, disappearing network interfaces, and restrictive Mac security policies. Below […]

Categories: Community page, Configuration Management, Containers, DevOps, Kubernetes, Rancher Blog, Rancher Kubernetes, Rancher Kubernetes Engine (RKE), SUSE Blog, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

By: Stephen Mogg

February 6, 2026 9:49 am

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Empowering the Linux Admin: Rapid Rollbacks now Default in SLES 16 on AWS

Introduction SUSE Linux Enterprise Server has been a staple on Amazon EC2 for over 15 years. With the launch of SLES 16 this past November, we’ve introduced a change that, on the surface, might seem like a minor technical detail: switching the default root filesystem to Btrfs. While a new filesystem isn’t […]

Categories: AWS, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

By: Meike Chabowski

January 27, 2026 12:50 pm

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How to set up KVM in an LPAR on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 16

This article was written by Hariharan T S, Team Lead for KVM in PowerVM LPARs at IBM. Hariharan T S has 20 years of experience working on Linux kernel subsystems, virtualization, and device-driver testing across IBM Power and IBM Z systems. His background includes the functional verification of major Linux distributions on s390x and ppc64le […]

Categories: IBM, Server, SUSE Documentation, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, Virtualization

By: Meike Chabowski

January 26, 2026 4:12 pm

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Declarative RPM: Cleaning Up Your Spec Files

This article was written by Marcus Rueckert, Build Service Engineer at SUSE. This article originally appeared on the 'Nordisch by Nature' blog under the same title and has been slightly updated for the suse.com blog. The End of Spec File Sprawl? Enter Declarative RPM For decades, the RPM spec file has been the "[…]

Categories: DevOps, Free Tools, Server, SUSE Documentation, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, Technical Solutions

By: Ton Musters

January 21, 2026 10:19 am

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Expanding Choice: SUSE broadens its digital sovereignty offerings

In an increasingly unpredictable world, our customers rank digital sovereignty as one of their main priorities. For us, sovereignty means: enabling our customers to maintain control and resilience through freedom of choice. What resilience looks like depends on each customer’s environment and priorities. For example, a government ministry has different resilience needs to those […]

By: Jose Betancourt

January 19, 2026 11:58 pm

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Beyond Backups: How SLES Delivers True System Reliability with Btrfs and Snapper

Reframing Reliability, Availability, and Serviceability (RAS) for the Modern Enterprise In the world of mission-critical IT, we talk a lot about the "five nines" of availability. But availability is just one piece of the puzzle. True enterprise readiness is defined by Reliability, Availability, and Serviceability (RAS)—a trifecta that governs whether your systems can […]

Category: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

Managing Your Linux Estate: Deploying SUSE Multi-Linux Manager on SLES via AWS

Stop Reacting to Vendor Timelines: A Better Way to Optimize Your Linux Estate

Why AI Still Cannot Run Your Linux Infrastructure (And What Must Change)

From “Connection Refused” to “Active”: My Journey Running RKE2 on SLES 15 ARM with an M-Series Mac

Empowering the Linux Admin: Rapid Rollbacks now Default in SLES 16 on AWS

How to set up KVM in an LPAR on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 16

Declarative RPM: Cleaning Up Your Spec Files

Expanding Choice: SUSE broadens its digital sovereignty offerings

Beyond Backups: How SLES Delivers True System Reliability with Btrfs and Snapper

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