modular content management

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8 introduced a groundbreaking approach to package management and software delivery by integrating the concept of "modularity." This concept allows users to have multiple versions of a software application available in the repository, providing greater flexibility and control over versioning and updates. As modular content becomes increasingly central in RHEL environments, understanding how to manage these modules efficiently is crucial. In this blog post, we'll explore how to manage modular content in RHEL 8+, and we'll also provide instructions for different package managers including dnf, as well as a brief look at apt and zypper, which are used in Ubuntu/Debian and SUSE Linux environments, respectively.