This application helps you generate Relax-and-Recover (ReaR) configuration files for system backup and disaster recovery. It guides you through key settings and generates local.conf files based on your requirements. You’ll get clear configuration options for rescue media, backup methods, and firmware settings.

This application simplifies upgrading your Identity Management (IdM) environment to a newer RHEL version. It provides end-to-end guidance—highlighting deprecated and removed functionalities, validating prerequisites with environment checks, and outlining the upgrade steps. You’ll receive clear instructions for adding new IdM replicas, decommissioning old servers, and mitigating risks specific to your upgrade path.

This application helps you generate configuration for renaming network interfaces using either udev rules or systemd network naming.

This application verifies that a vCenter account has the required roles and privileges for deploying Red Hat OpenShift on vSphere. It checks the environment against official installation requirements to ensure proper configuration and readiness.

This application helps you generate Linux audit rules to monitor system activity and security events. Create file monitoring, process kill monitoring, NTP time change, and custom audit rules with step-by-step guidance and useful ausearch/aureport commands.

This application provides information on the supported and tested upgrade paths available of Red Hat OpenShift AI to help you prepare OpenShift AI updates.

This application helps you install the Satellite Server or Capsule Server for Red Hat Satellite.

This application will simplify the process of setting up local and remote logging by providing tailored configuration examples based on your requirements. It offers step-by-step suggestions to optimize log management. The app also recommends relevant knowledge base articles for deeper understanding and troubleshooting.

NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) is a high-performance storage protocol specifically designed to maximize the potential of non-volatile memory, such as SSDs, when connected over a PCIe interface. This application will guide you through the process of configuring NVMe for network hosts using various transport protocols, including RDMA (Remote Direct Memory Access), FC (Fibre Channel), and TCP.

This application helps you validate your system’s eligibility for conversion into Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and will redirect you to the steps for converting your existing Linux distributions, such as CentOS, Oracle Linux, AlmaLinux, or Rocky Linux, into RHEL.

This application assists you in generating both systemd service unit and timer files. It simplifies the process by allowing you to create these configurations based on your specific requirements and in turn help in streamlining system management tasks.

This application is designed to analyze and interpret OOM messages from the Linux kernel.

This application simplifies packet capturing within an OpenShift cluster. With an intuitive interface, it allows you to easily choose the Container Network Interface (CNI) and network flow, helping you efficiently identify the best points for capturing packets. This application is invaluable during troubleshooting and network monitoring within your OpenShift environment.

This application helps you configure and troubleshoot some of the Postfix Issues reported on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

This application helps you design your OpenShift cluster network during deployment and scaling phases. It resolves common problems related to cluster networking, displays network conflict items and provides output in a convenient JSON format.

This application helps fix/mitigate SSH vulnerabilities in Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

This application provides an estimation for recovery time based on the number of disks, failure domain, disk size and network.

This application helps you create the Ansible Automation Platform ‘inventory’ file, which is the basis for any installation. With zero knowledge, we will guide you through a number of questions so you can select your preferences.

This application helps you find out the updated information of OpenShift Operator.

This application helps you upgrade your Ansible Automation Platform to a newer version.

This application helps you check the supportability and interoperability of Red Hat OpenShift Data Foundation 4.X.

This application helps architects design ODF configurations for OCP clusters.

This application provides a visual representation of the OpenShift Update Graph by channel and a way to represent updates from a version (your current OCP version) to a newer version.

This application helps you retrieve information of Red Hat product errata advisories.

This application helps you convert an earlier version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux Kickstart file into one that can be used to install a later version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux, for example: RHEL 7 → RHEL 8/9/10; RHEL 8 → RHEL 9/10; RHEL 9 → RHEL 10.

This application helps you minimize and expedite the process of opening the correct support and quota request with supported cloud providers, to ensure a smooth OpenShift 4.x install experience.

This application helps you retrieve information for multiple CVEs which are affecting any currently supported Red Hat product by uploading a plain text file containing comma-separated CVE IDs, searching by date range, or through user input.

This application helps you configure network teaming. It will generate a script for you to configure network teaming based on the information you provide.

This application helps you upgrade your Red Hat Satellite 6 to a newer version.

This application helps you upgrade Red Hat Virtualization to a later version.

This application helps you retrieve and install product certificate files.

This application generates a script that sets the tuning parameter in the operating system, which improves Oracle’s performance.

This application requests information about your virt-who usage and generates a configuration file based on the answers. It also provides instructions for updating your virt-who configuration.

This application displays a visualization of the I/O device usage statistics captured by the sar utility.

This application helps you connect a Red Hat Enterprise Linux system to an Active Directory server by generating appropriate Samba-Winbind or SSSD configuration. Basic information of Active Directory server is needed and a script will be generated. The script will config Samba/Winbind/SSSD, NSS and PAM for you depending on the Authentication Type selected.

This application visualizes memory usage on your system based on information captured by the sar utility.

This application will generate a tcpdump command to capture network packets.

This application provides assistance with configuring different types of DNS servers. It works by collecting specifications regarding the RHEL version and DNS server type, then generates a bash script to automatically create and configure the server.

This application introduces the most frequently-used backup/restore tools provided in Red Hat Enterprise Linux and helps you understand the common usage of each backup/restore tool by examples and how to choose an appropriate tool for a specific scenario.

This application helps you reset root password, generate sosreport, perform a filesystem check(fsck), reinstall GRUB, rebuild the Initial Ramdisk Image and reduce the size of the root file system in/through the rescue mode of Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

This application helps you Calculate suggested PG Count per pool and total PG Count in Ceph as well as Generate commands that create pools.

This application simplifies configuring an iSCSI target (server) or initiator (client). It handles the different configurations required for RHEL 5.4 and later versions.

This application will generate a configuration script for a new NFS server or client.

This application steps you through a guide that generates a script for setting up NTP (Network Time Protocol) clients and servers using ntpd or chronyd.

This application helps you upgrade your Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 6 into RHEL 7, RHEL 7 into RHEL 8, RHEL 8 into RHEL 9 and RHEL 9 into RHEL 10. The minor release number for the upgrade is different upon the architecture.

This application helps you set up a Yum repository to be used by the local machine or remote ones.

This application helps you create optimal multipath configurations for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 that are tailored to meet specific deployment goals.

This application helps you install and configure VNC server on your Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

Registration Assistant is a simple guide to registering Red Hat Enterprise Linux systems.

This application creates optimal Kickstart configurations for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, 8, 9 or 10 that are tailored to meet specific deployment goals.

This application helps you configure two or more network interfaces to act as one “bonded” interface, simultaneously increasing the bandwidth and providing redundancy.

This application helps you diagnose kernel panics by inputting text, vmcore-dmesg.txt, or a file containing one or more kernel oops messages.

This application helps you set up Kdump on your machine through a simplified process to capture crash dumps to troubleshoot issues like kernel panics, hangs, and reboots.

This application allows you to specify various parameters for a specific environment and JVM, and generates optimized JVM options. It also explains why each option was generated and links back to the Red Hat Knowledge Base for known issues and solutions.

This application plugs in information about your Apache and JBoss configuration and get sane baseline configuration files.