VM Instance
CentOS Stream 8 is a community-driven, open-source Linux distribution positioned between Fedora Linux and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). Optimized by Ntegral, this pre-configured virtual machine enables enterprises and development teams to test, validate, and contribute to features ahead of RHEL point releases.
As a rolling preview of RHEL 8, CentOS Stream 8 supports continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) workflows, allowing organizations to innovate faster while maintaining enterprise-grade stability. Downstream compatibility with RHEL ensures that applications remain aligned with future enterprise releases.
Built for web hosting, development environments, and multi-node infrastructure, CentOS Stream 8 runs efficiently across multiple processor architectures and cloud platforms.
Rolling preview of RHEL 8 kernel and feature updates
Enables testing and validation ahead of Red Hat Enterprise Linux releases
Designed for Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) workflows
Production-grade Linux distribution derived from Red Hat source code
Cost-effective open-source platform under GNU licensing
Supports x86_64, POWERPC, and AArch64 architectures
Available as Amazon Machine Images (AMI) for AWS EC2 deployment
Includes YUM package manager with RPM package support
Compatible with Apache, NGINX, DNS, DHCP, and web hosting services
Supports major programming languages including C, Python, Perl, Ruby, and more
Integrates Fedora Project components and Red Hat Universal Base Image
Long-term stability through rigorous testing and debugging cycles
Pre-configured and deployment-ready virtual machines
Continuously monitored for vulnerabilities and security updates
Automatically repackaged with the latest patches and improvements
Built according to industry best practices and cloud marketplace standards
Reduced administrative overhead with managed image lifecycle updates