With the robot development base ROS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux for Enterprises (RHEL) has become the top-notch Tier 1 support platform.
RHEL enters top support segment of ROS
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This distinction includes not only performance verification, but also testing of distribution configuration, performance testing, and generating user packages.The addition of RHEL has made these tasks a support for the OS.
Examine the entire distribution composition every day.
For Tier 1, the entire ROS distribution configuration will be tested for continuous integration (CI).
Open Robotics will also conduct performance tests.Support for RHEL is linked to operations that continue to verify changes to the distribution configuration.
Binary Generation and Failure Response for Tier 1
Tier 1 runs a series of package-generating tasks and creates binary packages for users. Both testing and package-generation are included in the work that supports the corresponding platform.
Errors and bugs found in this division are prioritized by the maintenance staff of ROS. Open Robotics and Red Hat support Tier 1 support for RHEL, including the involvement of technicians in ROS.
Fedora Linux to Community-Centered Tier 3
Fedora Linux also joined the ROS compatible platform, and the support division was Tier 3. This division is mainlyined by the community, and Open Robotics does not run the standard series of CI tests performed on Tier 1.
Open Robotics, on the other hand, also collaborates on the Tier 3 environment, usually in the build environment of ROS. RHEL and Fedora Linux have also responded, but they have different tasks of testing and maintenance.