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CentOS Stream 8 leads the industry for software developer OS web hosting. It is highly stable, secure, and enterprise ready. It is midstream between Fedora Linux and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) so that you may contribute new features, updates, and fixes ahead of RHEL releases. Downstream compatibility is ensured. CentOS Linux is supported by and compatible with RHEL. Centos Stream 8 expedites contributions by allowing collaboration and fixes during development. It runs on multiple processor architectures to achieve high performance on minimal hardware. Centos Stream 8 features Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery (CI CD) for RHEL point release. Innovation is faster and easier than ever.
Centos Stream 8 provides constant reliability for dynamic innovation with Continuous Integration Continuous Delivery (CI CD). Community contributors access Red Had developers code to share feedback incorporated in future Red Hat releases. Innovate the most cutting-edge and updated products possible, by testing and verifying your solutions in anticipation of Red Hat releases. Use Centos Stream 8 to ensure your product runs smoothly, ahead of the next Red Hat version. It is a rolling preview of the latest and greatest in RHEL kernel and feature developments. Centos Stream 8 innovates as quickly as you develop.
CentOS is a free Linux distribution created from Red Hat source code. It is a production grade OS easily used and deployed across multiple nodes. The cost-effective open source development platform saves money on licensing. GNU licensing gives users freedom to modify and redistribute the source code.
A straightforward design optimizes resource allocation towards applications. Centos Stream 8 features the Fedora Project, Red Hat Universal Base Image, and RHEL Developer subscription. CentOS features Bash Unix shell as the command line interface (CLI) and GNOME Shell as the graphical user interface (GUI). Centos supports x86_64, POWERPC and AArch64 architectures. Access or make Live CD and Live USB versions. CentOS publishes Amazon Machine Images (AMI) into Amazon Web Services (AWS) EC2 for virtual machine creation.
Yellowdog Updater Modified (YUM) is the distro package manager and customizes features as needed. Management panel supports streamlined site hosting duties and server procedures. Bug reporting simplifies troubleshooting by automatically detailing technical issues. The YUM package manager supports RPM packages in CentOS. A repository of addons is available to increase functionality by providing packages for database servers, programming languages, and more. CentOS features support for all open source software languages including C, Python, Perl, and Ruby. Proprietary languages include MATLAB and Wolfram.
Core network services like dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) web server integration (Apache, NGINX), file sharing, and DNS make CentOS an inclusive web hosting solution. CentOS Web Panel is a performance monitor that provides statistics from hosted sites. CentOS extended-release cycle and long-term support (LTS) include rigorous testing and debugging to maintain stability and relevance.
Ntegral certified images are always up-to-date, secure, and built to work right out of the box.
Ntegral packages applications following industry standards, and continuously monitors all components and libraries for vulnerabilities and application updates. When any security threat or update is identified, Ntegral automatically repackages the applications and pushes the latest versions to the cloud marketplaces.