CentOS Stream: Progress so far
summary
CentOS Stream launches as a continuously updated development branch that tracks upcoming RHEL minor releases and already runs as an 8.1 baseline with 6+ forward packages including a newer kernel, systemd, and planned Python 3.8 modules; the build pipeline is moving from manual SRPM imports to automated builds using git hooks, triggers and a message bus; current artifacts are VM installers (no official container images yet), bugs go to bugzilla.redhat.com and supported architectures are aarch64, ppc64le and x86_64 with armv7 planned; expect occasional breakage while public CI and testing ramp up.
AI-written summary · about
chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:40Bugzilla
- 3:09CentOS Stream
- 3:45Open Contributions
- 7:28Why Stream
- 9:17Source Code
- 10:23Policy work
- 11:15Automation
- 11:39Community involvement
- 12:29Stream is available
- 13:27Stream breakage
- 14:57Bugzilla bug tracking
- 16:18Special interest groups
- 17:48Steff
- 18:30Stream
- 19:21Containers
- 20:03Can you run Stream on a mainframe
- 20:47Arm V7
- 23:00Stream update
- 24:11Will Stream work with updates
related talks
46mCentOS Stream: What you need to know
43mCentOS Stream: A panel discussion
35mBuilding the Community Enterprise Operating System through CentOS Stream
44mConsuming CentOS Stream
24mEveryone can contribute to RHEL now!
36mCentOS Stream at Facebook
46mBoard of Directors
28mThe Penrose Panel: Leadership Q&A