Category: SUSE News

SUSE Linux Enterprise High Performance Computing now officially part of the SLE 15 Beta Program! As part of the (upcoming) major version of SUSE Linux Enterprise 15, SUSE Linux Enterprise High Performance Computing (HPC) is now a dedicated SLE product base on SLES 15. This product is available for the x86_64 and ARM aarch64 hardware […]

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SUSE Package Hub for SLES 15 now available online via SUSE Customer Center! Thus this means that you can now add the SUSE Package Hub online repositories to your SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 Beta. And start installing and testing your favorite community packages on SLES 15 Beta! To do so, on a registered SLES […]

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When SUSE created a Raspberry Pi image for SUSECon in 2016, there was a tremendous amount of interest. We saw thousands of downloads in just the first few days. Many people asked, “When are you going to offer real support for the Raspberry Pi?” The answer is Now! Increasing customer demand drove our decision to […]

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By Ciaran Farrell SUSE is announcing today that it is committing to extending additional rights to help solve open source compliance errors by providing a period in which companies can cure such errors. This approach by SUSE will promote greater predictability in open source licensing and increase participation in open source software development and deployment. […]

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Open source evangelists and SAP management consulting company, SAT InfoTech, is the latest partner to attain Solution Partner level in the SUSE Partner Program. The Solution Partner tier is the highest tier in the Partner Program, and is awarded to companies who have invested in becoming highly skilled in implementing and supporting SUSE products, and […]

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It has arrived, your new IBM POWER9 server. Your boss has been talking about it for a while: “It will be fast” he said. “It will have a lot of memory so we can run SAP HANA on it” he said. “It will be running SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP applications, fully supported by […]

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All system outages are bad. They result in lost revenue, reputation damage, lost productivity and other impacts to the business. Outages of enterprise applications such as SAP HANA can have an even greater impact on a business due to the pervasive nature of those applications.  One reason you choose the IBM Power platform is the […]

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This is a topic that SUSE has been working on and maturing for a while. Before we dive into what this means, let’s take a quick high-level look at what Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes are, and what they are not. Both Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes are go-to platforms when companies think of building modern cloud […]

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The following article has been contributed by Marco Strigl, Build Service Engineer, SUSE.                 You might already have heard that, as of 2020, Python 2 will not be maintained anymore. This date seems to be “far, far away“ from an end user perspective – but is actually upcoming quite quickly if you see it through the eyes of an […]

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Through the lens of a new wave of technological advances built around advanced analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, container development, blockchain, cloud and data security, there’s a shift occurring in how IBM Z systems (and LinuxONE systems) are being used and leveraged. These systems are being refreshed with features around Linux, pervasive encryption, virtualization and performance—all […]

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