CentOS Stream enables Red Hat and the larger community to do as much transparent development as possible in what will become the next release of RHEL. RHEL development is currently done with many of Red Hat’s ecosystem partners working behind Red Hat’s firewall.
This will allow them to make changes much faster than they can today. Why was CentOS Stream Created? Shortening the Feedback Loop for Ecosystem Developers to Contribute Their Changesīy working in CentOS Stream between Fedora and RHEL, ecosystem developers will be working on a rolling preview of what’s coming in the next RHEL release. So from now on, all the effort will be focused on CentOS Stream. The CentOS team encourages the current CentOS 8 users to update to CentOS Stream, but this might not be accepted easily, and many might migrate to another distro. As you know, CentOS, one of the most popular Linux distributions, will no longer be supported for CentOS 8, starting December 31, 2021, while the support for CentOS 7 will end on June 30, 2024. Let’s begin with a quick history refresher.
What is CentOS Stream? In this article, we shall discuss everything that you need to know about CentOS Stream.
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