Red Hat announced the general availability of its flagship platform Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.5 (RHEL) on April 10, providing multiple new features for server administrators.
RHEL 7.5 first appeared in Beta on Jan. 24, showing a preview of the features that are now stable. Among the new capabilities in RHEL 7.5 is support for Network Bound Disk Encrypted (NBDE) devices as well as new cluster management capabilities and compliance management features.
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