: Wei ZHOU
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2021 15:15
To: dev@cloudstack.apache.org
Subject: Re: CentOS 8 EOL
Agree with Daan.
Actually we do not need to make any code change to drop centos8 support, we
just need to update the document
https://docs.cloudstack.apache.org/en/latest/releasenotes
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> Von: Ron Wheeler
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, December 20, 2021 8:54:25 PM
An: dev@cloudstack.apache.org
Betreff: Re: CentOS 8 EOL
If you are suggesting that ACS picked a version of Linux, supported it
with an update repo and guaranteed that it would run forever under ACS
as long as you kept up with the ACS published updates, that might solv
If you are suggesting that ACS picked a version of Linux, supported it
with an update repo and guaranteed that it would run forever under ACS
as long as you kept up with the ACS published updates, that might solve
a lot of problems for system administrators.
At least there would be a "recommende
All/any,
Realistically, since CentOS Stream doesn't have minor versions, I'm
not really sure how you *could* support it. It would be like supporting
CentOS 7.0-7.9, but not knowing which version someone is running. You'd
have to only support the "latest" version as of , which might
be chaos.
IMHO we should not drop support for CentOS Stream, at least not yet.
I do not see any of the other clones becoming properly established or
vetted, in fact it's rather tragi-comical that at this point in time the
most respectable clone is in fact Oracle's..
My 2p
On 2021-12-16 16:40, Nicolas
I was not contemplating leaving Linux so your notes about other Linux
options is very relevant.
It sounds like you are not concerned that CentOS Stream will be part of
the QA process for RHEL and have occasional hiccups when updates are
issued to the LTS version.
Ron
On 2021-12-20 06:51, n
Hi Ron,
I wouldn't worry about it as much. Although the PR was "managed"
horribly by RedHat, in technical terms I don't think the situation is as
dire as it seems.
First of all, CentOS Stream is supported for 5 years, this is as good as
Ubuntu LTS and knowing RedHat the QA will be much bette
As a long-time Centos user, I fear that my company will have to abandon
Centos since Centos is going from a stable, tested system to a test bed.
This is not really a good move for anyone wanting a reliable production
system.
It is hard to imaging why anyone would want Centos Steam for product
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