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v10.0.1-alpha — infra-TAK runs everywhere: Rocky / RHEL 9 and ARM64

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@takwerx takwerx released this 22 Jun 00:46
v10.0.1-alpha
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The universal-installer goal is here. infra-TAK now deploys and self-manages the full TAK stack on Rocky Linux / RHEL 9 and on ARM64 hardware, in addition to Ubuntu 22.04 — from the same single-clone install. The installer detects your OS, package manager, and CPU architecture and configures everything accordingly.

What's new

  • Multiplatform. One clone, one start.sh — now on Ubuntu 22.04, Rocky/RHEL 9, and ARM64 (aarch64).
  • Universal firewall + Cyber Controls. The firewall page and the one-click Cyber Controls hardening (default-deny, console lockdown, SSO + MFA) behave identically on RHEL's firewalld and Ubuntu's ufw — same UI, same workflow, no platform-specific steps.
  • Hands-free RHEL installs. Fresh Rocky/RHEL 9 boxes come up without manual firewall or TLS fixups: firewalld is installed and started automatically (without ever locking you out), the reverse proxy self-heals around an EL9 packaging quirk that could otherwise stop the first deploy, and service-health detection understands RHEL's package and service names.
  • EUD Remote Assist improvements. Cleaner module naming, administrator rights passed through from your single sign-on, hardened security headers, more reliable in-place updates, the Android device API correctly opened on RHEL, and a clean automatic migration from the previous install.

Upgrade

Applied automatically on the next console update. Existing Ubuntu deployments are unaffected. Ubuntu remains pinned to 22.04 (newer Ubuntu / other Debian-family distros wait on TAK Server's certificate tooling supporting OpenSSL 3.x).

ARM64 notes

Cesium 3D-tiles (pmtiles) and Federation Hub are not yet available on ARM.

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