CentOS Stream: A panel discussion
summary
CentOS Stream presents a development branch that tracks what Red Hat intends for the next RHEL minor release, built from RHEL 8 sources as an MVP and already showing about a dozen packages that differ today. It publishes daily/weekly composes via automated composers, accepts contributions with rel engineers as committers, exposes tickets and stream artifacts in Bugzilla, and lets users update with dnf/yum; upgrade tooling and CVE embargo handling remain work in progress.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:00How does code flow
- 5:07Single ecosystem
- 11:05Brno Czech Republic
- 19:10Clustering
- 22:10Breaking Business
- 23:49Timeline
- 28:43Upgrade path
- 31:07Continuous release repository
- 36:42Processing
- 37:12Whats next
- 37:53Exceptions
- 38:34Exception
- 38:49Quality
- 39:16Streams
- 39:52Surprises
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