With the latest LLVM toolset, developers can take advantage of fresher tooling, and compatibility with other code built with compatible versions of LLVM/Clang.īuild, share, and collaborate on RHEL applications with your friends and customersĬontainer updates make it easier to build, share, and collaborate on RHEL applications:. Additionally, Rust is a statically typed language making it easy to catch errors at compile-time and maintain. Rust 1.49 allows developers to write high-performance applications that run with a low memory footprint making it highly suitable for edge use cases. Go 1.15 brings improved memory allocation for small objects, improvements to the Go linker, and several other core library improvements. Python 3.9 brings several new enhancements including timezone-aware timestamps, the new string prefix, and suffix methods, and dictionary union operations, so that developers can modernize their apps. Power your applications with the latest application runtimesĪpplication runtime updates bring new features to your applications: MariaDB 10.5, now available in RHEL application streams, lets you build apps that can leverage added database features, including IPv6 (INET 6) data type support, more granular privileges, and clustering with the Galera plugin. Redis 6, now available in RHEL application streams, allows developers to build modern apps that can leverage the new database security enhancements, and client-side caching features to boost performance. PostgreSQL 13, now available through RHEL application streams, improves database performance and lets developers modernize their applications, especially in the cloud. Now, you can leverage the latest database technology in your applications: If you’re a developer, here are some key highlights that you need to know about Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.4. You can learn more about what RHEL 8.4 provides here. With access to the latest tools, programming languages, and enhanced container capabilities, development teams can achieve faster time to value when producing new code. RHEL 8.4 delivers a streamlined path from development to deployment that unifies teams across a single open platform, including the tools and analytics needed to build and manage these systems on any footprint-from the data center to the cloud to the edge, and beyond. 
We also recommend updating both development, and production systems to the new Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8.4 release. We encourage Linux developers to download this latest release and try out the new software. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.4, which was pre-announced on April 27 at Red Hat Summit, is now generally available.
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