Activate Centos 8 RHEL & REMI Repository
Original Korean article: Activate Centos 8 RHEL & REMI Repository
RHEL stands for an additional package for Enterprise Linux and provides a repository that can be used on Centos 8 servers. To use the RHEL repository, you must be connected to the Internet and have root or sudo administrator privileges.
RHEL 8 includes new features that accelerate application development, including installation, coding, tool selection, and configuration. Configuring to use the RHEL Repository on CentOS 8 is very simple, and during installation, REMI, which includes the PHP package to be used on the web server, is also installed. REMI is a free and stable dnf(yum) repository centered on the PHP stack and includes packages for the latest version of PHP.
Activate RHEL
sudo dnf search epelsudo dnf info epel-release
sudo dnf -y install epel-release
sudo dnf updateActivate REMI
You can install the REMI repository by running the following command.
sudo dnf -y install https://rpms.remirepo.net/enterprise/remi-release-8.rpm
sudo dnf updateprevious post
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