Fedora 6.5.1 Release Candidate Announcement
Arran Griffith
Hello all,
I’m excited to announce that Fedora 6.5.1 Release Candidate is now available for testing.
Some highlights include:
- Updating the OCFL-java library to v2.1.0 which will bring performance improvements for S3 write speeds.
- Updating Docker tagging schemes.
- Updated documentation.
- Several transactions-related bug fixes.
- Several Security updates
RC Downloads and Release Notes are available on GitHub for the following projects:
Fedora can be run directly from DockerHub images with a simple:
docker run -p8080:8080 fcrepo/fcrepo:6.5.1-RC
Alternatively you can download the fcrepo WAR file from the above GitHub link and deploy it into your container server
We now need your help in testing the RC and reporting back on your findings.
Please provide your feedback on the wiki, on Fedora Slack in the #Tech channel or by reaching out directly to me at dan....@lyrasis.org
We are extremely grateful to our dedicated group of committers and tech team who worked extremely hard to bring this release to you. I’d like to thank the following individuals who contributed to these releases:
- Ben Pennell - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Jared Whiklo - University of Manitoba
- Dan Field - Fedora/Lyrasis
- Mike Ritter - Fedora/Lyrasis
- Demian Katz - Villanova University
- Peter Winkles - Formerly UW Madison
Cheers,
Arran on behalf of…
Dan Field
Developer, Fedora Program
LYRASIS