RHEL 10 Roadmap
summary
24 months of PM interviews and customer testing produce four concrete RHEL 10 pillars: tooling, content, policy, and incremental hardening. Deliverables already built or imminent include Bootsy image mode (OS as OCI artifact), image Builder (hermetic image creation and export), and RHEL LightSpeed (image-specific analysis, release-note roadmap and an AI-assisted shell). Plan adds a third content family, extensions, promises easier FIPS and post-quantum work, keeps subscription-required kernels, and targets CI/CD-style immutable OS workflows across thousands-node fleets.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 3:40Evolving challenges in IT
- 8:00The four core RHEL themes
- 12:31Coaching through complexity
- 16:43RHEL image mode and tooling
- 21:48GitOps and build workflows
- 24:13RHEL lightspeed and AI
- 25:23Q&A session
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