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Oracle Linux 10 is now generally available.
Contributions to the Core of the Linux Kernel
Greg Marsden
Oracle continues to be a top contributor to Linux, contributing new features and bug fixes across the kernel. Yes, this is a blog post about counting commits, but what I hope you take away from this is not the aggregate numbers but the consistency of the contributions, that Oracle is consistently ranked in the top 5 contributors to the kernel, excluding arch and device drivers.
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Getting started with Oracle Linux
Learn how to get started using Oracle Linux and related technologies with these easy-to-follow learning paths.
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Web/API programming languages
Get started with programming languages on Oracle Linux, including Java, Python, Node.js, Go, Ruby, and PHP. Download and install directly from the Oracle Linux yum server.
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Oracle Linux for database developers
Build applications that connect to Oracle Database. Download Oracle Instant Client and Database Connector modules for popular programming languages.
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Containers and orchestration
Get the tools you need to containerize applications and automate deployment, scaling, and management across a cluster of systems.
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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Oracle Linux powers Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Learn about the latest compute images, SDKs, and utilities for your OCI deployments.
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Kernel development
Want to tinker a bit closer to the hardware? Read about Linux kernel-level development and features you can play with.
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Debugging and diagnostics
Learn how to dive a bit deeper to debug and diagnose thorny issues in your Linux system or application.
