“AlmaLinux 9.3: The Revolutionary Release Built from Pure Open-Source Code”
The AlmaLinux OS Foundation has made waves in the open-source enterprise Linux space with the highly-anticipated launch of AlmaLinux 9.3. This groundbreaking version marks a significant shift for the CentOS alternative as it is the first release completely built from upstream sources, without any reliance on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).
Aligned with their mission to provide a reliable and consistent platform for enterprise Linux users, AlmaLinux 9.3 boasts a strong focus on compatibility. In fact, Knownhost, LLC’s CTO Jonathan Wright personally contributed code to CentOS Stream, making this release even more special.
Chair of the board at the AlmaLinux OS Foundation, Benny Vasquez, acknowledges the incredible growth of AlmaLinux, with a robust mirror system servicing over 600,000 servers, a Foundation with nearly 400 members, and a rapidly expanding sponsor base. These successes will be celebrated at the upcoming AlmaLinux Day Tokyo.
As AlmaLinux gains traction globally, Cybertrust Japan’s President and CEO Yuji Kitamura highlights its popularity in hybrid cloud environments and high-performance computing. With this latest release and the highly-anticipated AlmaLinux Day Tokyo, Kitamura reaffirms the Foundation’s commitment to providing a stable and durable platform for enterprise Linux users worldwide.
AlmaLinux 9.3 upholds its tradition of supporting various architectures, making it compatible with x86_64, aarch64, ppc64le, and s390x hardware platforms.
The release of AlmaLinux 9.3 is a testament to the resilience and innovation of the open-source community. Not only does it offer a powerful alternative for CentOS users, but it also highlights the crucial role of community-driven development in shaping the future of enterprise Linux. To experience the highly-anticipated AlmaLinux 9.3, users can download the ISO now.
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