Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 Repositories List
The full list of Architecture-Specific Repositories of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.
Introduction
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9 is a powerful operating system that caters to diverse hardware architectures, ensuring a seamless experience across various platforms. One of the key aspects of RHEL 9 is its repository system, which provides a centralized location for software packages, updates, and enhancements. In this article, we’ll explore the different repositories available for RHEL 9, focusing on the BaseOS and AppStream repositories for three major hardware architectures: 64-bit Intel and AMD, 64-bit ARM, and IBM Power (little endian) and IBM Z.
64-bit Intel and AMD
BaseOS Repository
Repository ID: rhel-9-for-x86_64-baseos-rpms
Repository name: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 for x86_64 — BaseOS (RPMs)
Release version: x86_64 <target_os_version>
The BaseOS repository for 64-bit Intel and AMD architecture serves as the foundation for RHEL 9. It contains essential packages and libraries required for the core functionality of the operating system.
AppStream Repository
Repository ID: rhel-9-for-x86_64-appstream-rpms
Repository name: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 for x86_64 — AppStream (RPMs)
Release version: x86_64 <target_os_version>
The AppStream repository complements the BaseOS by providing additional user-space applications, development tools, and runtime environments. It ensures a rich and diverse software ecosystem for RHEL 9 on 64-bit Intel and AMD platforms.
64-bit ARM
BaseOS Repository
Repository ID: rhel-9-for-aarch64-baseos-rpms
Repository name: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 for ARM 64 — BaseOS (RPMs)
Release version: aarch64 <target_os_version>
Designed for ARM 64 architecture, the BaseOS repository for RHEL 9 on 64-bit ARM includes fundamental packages essential for system functionality. It supports the unique requirements of ARM-based systems.
AppStream Repository
Repository ID: rhel-9-for-aarch64-appstream-rpms
Repository name: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 for ARM 64 — AppStream (RPMs)
Release version: aarch64 <target_os_version>
The AppStream repository for 64-bit ARM architecture complements the BaseOS, offering a variety of applications and software components to enhance the user experience on ARM-based systems.
IBM Power (little endian)
BaseOS Repository
Repository ID: rhel-9-for-ppc64le-baseos-rpms
Repository name: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 for Power, little endian — BaseOS (RPMs)
Release version: ppc64le <target_os_version>
Tailored for IBM Power architecture in little-endian mode, the BaseOS repository for RHEL 9 on IBM Power provides essential packages and libraries, ensuring optimal performance and compatibility.
AppStream Repository
Repository ID: rhel-9-for-ppc64le-appstream-rpms
Repository name: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 for Power, little endian — AppStream (RPMs)
Release version: ppc64le <target_os_version>
The AppStream repository for IBM Power (little endian) architecture complements the BaseOS, delivering a diverse range of user-space applications and tools to meet the specific needs of Power-based systems.
IBM Z
BaseOS Repository
Repository ID: rhel-9-for-s390x-baseos-rpms
Repository name: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 for IBM z Systems — BaseOS (RPMs)
Release version: s390x <target_os_version>
Optimized for IBM Z Systems, the BaseOS repository for RHEL 9 on IBM Z includes essential packages and libraries, providing a stable foundation for the operating system on mainframe architectures.
AppStream Repository
Repository ID: rhel-9-for-s390x-appstream-rpms
Repository name: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 for IBM z Systems — AppStream (RPMs)
Release version: s390x <target_os_version>
The AppStream repository for IBM Z Systems complements the BaseOS, offering a variety of applications and software components to enrich the user experience on mainframe architectures.
Remember to replace <target_os_version> with the specific target OS version, such as 9.0, when configuring your system. Understanding and utilizing these repositories are crucial for managing software packages, updates, and ensuring a stable and feature-rich environment on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 across diverse hardware architectures.
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