1. New Installer
RHEL7 has and redesigned Anaconda
version. Which have many improvements in system installation.
2. New Boot Loader
A new
book loader GRUB2 has been introduced in RHEL 7. It supports more filesystems
and block devices. /boot/grub2/grub.cfg this is the grub cofiguration file path.
3. New Init System
As we
know RHEL 6 and older releases used SysV init system. But RHEL
7 has been released with new init system systemd which is
compatible with SysV.
4. Chrony – A new
Package Introduced
Chrony is introduced as new NTP
client provided in the chrony package. Chrony does not provides all features
available in old ntp client (ntp). So ntp is still provided due to
compatibility.
5. Changes in
File System Layout
Red
Hat Enterprise Linux 7 introduces two major changes to the layout of the file
system.
The /bin, /sbin, /lib and /lib64 directories are now under the /usr directory.
The /tmp directory can now be used as a temporary file storage system (tmpfs)
The /bin, /sbin, /lib and /lib64 directories are now under the /usr directory.
The /tmp directory can now be used as a temporary file storage system (tmpfs)
6. Released with
Apache 2.4
RHEL 7 is coming with apache 2.4,
which has significant changes with number of new features.
7. Introducing
HAProxy
HAProxy has been introduced in RHEL
7. It is a TCP/HTTP reverse proxy that is well-suited to high availability
environments.
8. ncat (Network
Configuration utility) introduced
A new networking utility ncat has
been introduced in RHEL 7 which replaces netcat. ncat is a reliable back-end
tool that provides network connectivity to other applications.It uses both TCP
and UDP for communication.
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