Building the Community Enterprise Operating System through CentOS Stream
summary
CentOS Stream is the live stabilization pipeline feeding RHEL and currently running a public development branch CentOS Stream 10 with daily ELN builds, weekly composes and CI that rebuilds key components like systemd 256 and kernels (6.8 now, 6.10 upcoming). The CentOS Hyperscale SIG maintains backports and a spin that ships a virtualization stack, faster image builds (from ~7–10 minutes to ~2 minutes via RPM/FS caching), and production deployments at scale, so the demos and repos shown are actively used and tested.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:06CentOS Stream overview
- 3:57CentOS Linux to Stream
- 5:43CentOS Stream 9
- 6:23Fedora, CentOS Stream, RHEL
- 7:25Contributing to Fedora
- 8:50EPEL role
- 9:52ELN rebuild
- 12:00Stream releases workflow
- 15:07Hyperscale SIG purpose
- 16:31Hyperscale backports
- 17:57Systemd backport features
- 19:42Virtualization backports
- 20:47ISA SIG hardware
- 21:51Hyperscale policy choices
- 22:32NFS, RPM, DNF optimizations
- 24:18Hyperscale kernel backports
- 26:08User space backports
- 27:10Hyperscale images
- 27:50Join CentOS project
- 30:18Testing and QA layers
- 32:23Security CVE management
related talks
46mCentOS Stream: What you need to know
25mCentOS Stream: Progress so far
43mCentOS Stream: A panel discussion
30mHyperscalers SIG introduction
44mConsuming CentOS Stream
36mCentOS Stream at Facebook
28mLinux distributions as an ultimate challenge of continuous integration and how we solve it.
36mBuilding elastic configurations using CentOS Stream and EC2-Hibernate