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| A collection of packages that may be used to install a specific version of software, according to a specific installation profile. |
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| A specific version of a Yum module that can be installed as such. |
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| is a software package that needs to be present for another package to be installed. |
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| Situation where for package installation, other packages are needed, which by themselves could require dependencies as well. |
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| A collection of software packages that can be managed as one entity and can contain different versions of a software solution. |
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| A bundle that is used to distribute software. |
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| A group of packages that can be installed as such using the yum groups install command. |
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| Family of systems-management services operated by Red Hat |
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| An installation source that contains installable packages and an index that contains information about the installable packages so that the installation program Yum can compare the version of packages currently installed with the version of packages available in the repository. |
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| Red Hat Package Manager (RPM) |
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| The name for the package format that is used on RHEL for software packages and for the Package Management software. |
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| Yellowdog Update, Modified (yum) |
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| the meta package handler that on RHEL 8 is used to install packages from yum repositories. |
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