AlmaLinux in Japan: Progress and Achievements Over the Past Year
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AlmaLinux Japan reports concrete results over the past year including an APAC board seat and two full time engineers from Japan driving contributions, added architectures x86_64 aarch64 s390x plus Raspberry Pi 5 support via new kmod packages, faster security patches and merged fixes, and SBOM tooling now emitting SPDX with NTIA minimum fields. A new certification SIG publishes an IHV test process and one company is the first to run it, while a Japan user group runs monthly meetups targeting 500 participants.
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- 0:00AlmaLinux in Japan
- 4:09What is AlmaLinux and RHEL
- 10:28Progress and achievements
- 17:49Certification SIG and hardware
- 24:03Japan user group
- 27:41Future events and involvement
- 30:14Q&A
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