I’ve already mentioned the Python-compatibility complications and the package management paradigm changes introduced with CentOS 8. The possibilities are limitless with this tool! EL8 With tlog, it is possible to record a command line session, either locally or remotely, one line at a time and play it back. Since tlog uses a JSON output format to store the session data, it is also searchable. tlogĪnother utility with a lot of potential is the terminal logger, tlog. Boom is a BootLoader Specification (BLS) boot manager that makes booting from snapshots incredibly easy. It’s true that Boom was first introduced mid-CentOS 7, but it’s now a standard offering in CentOS 8. The first feature I want to mention is “Boom”. Get the White Paper New CentOS 8 Features Get our recent white paper, Enterprise Linux at a Fair Price. Free Consultation - 1-Hour CentOS ConsultationĬonsidering CentOS? Get Enterprise Linux at a Fair Priceĭiscover the business case for moving from RHEL to CentOS.On-Demand Webinar - Discussing the Future for CentOS.Blog - Moving Forward With CentOS Stream.Be sure to check out the following resources regarding the changes. This decision led to a lot of questions within the Enterprise Linux landscape, and the emergence of newcomers like Rocky Linux and AlmaLinux. Update: Changes to CentOS 8 EOLĭue to Red Hat shifting their focus to CentOS Stream, CentOS 8 EOL is now in December, 2021. The previous RHEL ten-year life cycle meant CentOS 8, which released in 2019, should have been supported until 2029.
This means that CentOS 6 will reach end of life (EOL) at the end of Nov 2020 and CentOS 7 will reach EOL at the end of June 2024.
Since Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) is the upstream for CentOS, CentOS follows the same lifecycle that RHEL dictates. The new CentOS 8 release is here. And it brought several changes many people have questions about. What's in the Latest Version of CentOS 8? The latest is here! In this blog, we recap key CentOS 8 features and what the CentOS 8 update means for you.
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