Red Hat Enterprise Linux runner images in public preview
GitHub-hosted larger runners now support Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 and 10 images in public preview, enabling organizations to build and test on RHEL-based systems in partnership with Red Hat.
GitHub-hosted larger runners now support Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 9 and RHEL 10 images in public preview, introduced in partnership with Red Hat.
Organizations can use these RHEL images as the foundation for custom images that include required tools, dependencies, and configurations.
RHEL images are available in public preview for Linux x64 larger runners. To start using them, create a new larger runner and choose your desired RHEL image under Linux x64 partner images.
For more information, see the GitHub Actions documentation:
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