Understanding and Leveraging the RPM Package Manager

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The RPM package manager is a powerful application designed to allow building, installing, removal, and maintenance of applications on a Linux-based operating system. RPM is part of the Linux Standard Base (LSB) and used by common Linux distributions like Redhat and derivatives (CentOS), Fedora, Mandriva, and more.

• RPM - Basic Usage
• Building RPMs
• Installing RPMs via NFS share
• Installing a Package Signing Key
• Provide Rollback Capability for RPMs