Operating Systems Part 2
Operating Systems Part 2
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CENT OS
Cent OS short for Community Enterprise operating System This Linux
distribution provides a free, open-source, community-supported
platform and is based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) sources. Its
objective is to provide a reliable and dependable operating system to
users that require enterprise-level capabilities without forcing them to
pay the high cost of proprietary alternatives.
CENT OS VERSIONS
Key Features:
Key Features:
Key Features:
Key Features:
A rolling-release distribution that sits between Fedora and RHEL
Acts as a preview of the next RHEL minor release
Receives continuous updates, offering a more up-to-date environment
Geared towards developers and contributors
CENTOS 9 STREAM (ONGOING SINCE 2021)
Security Updates
CentOS is regularly updated to protect against known vulnerabilities
and threats, ensuring the security of server environments.
Panel options.
CentOS users have various options of management platforms,
including cPanel, Plesk, WebMin, Spacewalk, CWP, Virtualmin, and
VestaCP.
Networking:
The iproute2 suite offers networking utilities for managing network interfaces, routing tables,
and traffic control settings, while Net-tools includes traditional utilities for network
configuration and troubleshooting.
“If you are using CentOS Linux, note that: As of January 1, 2020, CentOS 8 users no longer
receive software maintenance or technical support, such as bug fixes or feature updates. As
of July 1, 2024, CentOS 7 users will no longer receive software maintenance or technical
support, such as bug fixes or feature updates.”
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