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The correct response involves using the dnf
package manager, which is the default package manager for RHEL 8. In this case, the command to install the necessary packages for Stratis storage management requires specifying both packages explicitly.
The approach utilizes the correct syntax for a package installation command, with the syntax being dnf install <package1> <package2>
. Therefore, the inclusion of both stratis-cli
and stratisd
as a part of the command ensures that both components of the Stratis storage management tool are installed simultaneously, which is important for seamless integration and operation.
While the option that employs yum
is an alternative that may work in previous versions of RHEL, yum
is essentially a wrapper around dnf
in RHEL 8. However, dnf
is the preferred command and officially supported for package management in this version. The choices that refer to apt-get
or simply stating the packages without a package manager are not suitable for RHEL systems, as they either reference a different package management system (like Debian-based distributions) or lack the necessary syntax required to successfully execute a command in the RHEL environment.