Consuming CentOS Stream
summary
CentOS Stream is available as container images on quay.io/centos (x86_64, arm64, ppc64le) and as Vagrant boxes, cloud images and AMIs; use podman 3.0 short names and pin image tags like stream8. Migrating a CentOS Linux 8 host is three commands: sudo dnf install centos-release-stream, sudo dnf swap centos-linux-repos centos-stream-repos, then sudo dnf distro-sync (demo shows about 184 packages upgraded). Images are built from the same sources but with separate build systems and are runnable in AWS and local VMs.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 8:02How it Works
- 9:06DNF Swap
- 10:26yum repos
- 11:28yum packages
- 13:47AWS
- 14:37AWS Machine Images
- 16:22CentOS Cloud Images
- 17:00Vagrant Boxes
- 17:32Cloud Image
- 18:21Vagrant Migration
- 22:41Build Systems
- 24:25Mirror Network
- 28:18Branding
- 30:49EC2 Instance
- 32:22Vagrant
- 34:03Generic Cloud Images
- 35:50Using Generic Cloud Images
- 39:47Bugzilla
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