Package Management with RPM and YUM

[@oberon6449]

That's an extremely good introduction to the rpm package management! Thank you for this!

[@putinscat1208]

Thanks for having an 'understandable' accent!

[@theurbanpenguin]

Thanks

[@cerenademe9433]

Thank you very much for your videos. Super clear and helpful

[@bossco30]

Another great video, again thank you.

[@iamwanderlustaddict]

Pretty good explanation , thanks for sharing. 👍🤞

[@theurbanpenguin]

Thanks I hope it helped

[@justme-iz7ec]

phenomenal tysm

[@mint9121]

Great video. Thanks for sharing!

[@seekknowledge2010]

I have a RHEL 8.00 YUM server build in locally. Other users get packages from my RHEL 8.00 YUM server. I have to place a package named "scap-workbench" into my YUM server repository manually. I have saved the package "scap-workbench" on Yum server desktop. Now I need to figure out exactly where in my YUM server I have to place this package (scap-workbench) so other users can install it on their machines? I am 100% Windows guy but now I have to handle this RHEL YUM thing? Any help appreciated. Thanks

[@zdw123]

Thanks for sharing.

[@haroldpepete]

thank for your explanation

[@Raj-si5yz]

Thanks,could you make videos in shell script?

[@karanmeelu169]

Hello sir , i am confused between rpm and yum . Can you please tell me what is the difference between yum and rpm ? and why yum needs internet access? like for rpm install if we download a file and with rpm we install it is it possible to do the same with yum kindly please reply me

[@punugotiamulya1086]

Hii karan,i think this smoll answer will help you to find the difference between rpm and yum. 1. rpm and yum both are in built package management methods. 2.The main difference is using rpm we can't create repository but it is possible with yum. by using repository we can upgrade our os from one version to other version and automatically dependencies will consider.

[@Technicalturbo]

Good video .. add more content.. keep it up

[@rajcreations3578]

Please provide the package i will download and install it

[@natep3944]

I believe this is a little outdated. DNF is now the primary package management tool for RPM based distros.

[@Cygnus0lor]

RHEL 7.5 still uses yum...