Fedora 40 Dev GUI | Gnome by HOI

Preconfigured with Azure CLI, Node.js, GCC, GDB, Git, Vim, and Microsoft Defender for Enhanced DevOps & Security

HOI-VM Fedora 40 Enhanced Dev Server with Gnome GUI

The HOI-VM Fedora 40 Enhanced Dev Server with Gnome GUI, created by Home & Office Improvements Ltd (HOI), provides a secure, versatile development platform with a user-friendly graphical interface.

Built on Fedora 40 with the Gnome GUI, this VM includes an up-to-date Linux kernel, extensive package repositories, and features ideal for coding, testing, and automation. With 128GB of storage, it’s a robust environment for development and DevOps tasks.

Contact us for support or discounts at info@hoiltd.com.

Key Features:

• Development Essentials: Includes GCC, Git, Azure CLI, Python 3, NVM, and Node.js.
• Security and SELinux: Enforced policies ensure protection for sensitive tasks.
• Networking: NetworkManager, NTP, and systemd for easy configurations.
• Flexible Management: DNF and RPM simplify software installation and updates.

DevOps and Development: Getting Started

• Cloud Deployment: Pre-installed Azure CLI for automation; supports Ansible and Terraform.
• CI/CD Integration: Ideal for GitHub Actions or Azure DevOps.
• Containerization: Docker and Kubernetes support for seamless deployment.
• Enhanced Security: SELinux and automated updates prioritize protection.

Why Choose HOI-VM?

HOI-VM, developed by Home & Office Improvements Ltd, is designed to support a variety of DevOps requirements for both beginners and experienced users.

Benefits:

• Ready-to-Code: Pre-configured environment for immediate development.
• Flexible Management: Manage packages and versions with ease.
• Top-Notch Security: SELinux safeguards against vulnerabilities.
• Full Lifecycle Support: Covers coding, testing, deployment, and system management.

For inquiries or assistance, reach out at info@hoiltd.com.

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