Staying RHELevant In Your Home Lab

This presentation will teach anyone how to use Red Hat's Free developer license to build your Home Lab with up to 16 nodes.
You'll learn how to:
* Create a Red Hat account
* Download
* Install
* Register subscriptions
* Get started with KVM virtualization on the desktop using cockpit.
You can check out my website at jscar-hawk.github.io/
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[@user-pp5hc7hb5t]

Great video, I followed this and it worked great except with a few errors with the virt-builder. Would you be interested in doing one on settiing up a machine running the Lamp stack and setting up for a local development enviroment to test web development and what not on?
Thank you for the great instruction

[@coffeemaddan]

Great presentation. Look forward to seeing more RHEL stuff; I'm starting a new lab later this year and hadn't even considered RHEL due to licences. Good luck with adding viewers and subscribers, it's a worthy effort and deserves plenty of eyes.

[@Jscar_Hawk]

Thank you Coffeemandan! Awesome Love building out homelabs, because there are so many use cases.
Yes, it's worth a look to see if it fits your needs, and the best part is that it doesn't cost you anything.
Thank you for the comment, and good luck with your home labbing adventures!