CentOS Stream

A rolling preview of the next RHEL minor release, sitting between Fedora and RHEL in Red Hat's development pipeline rather than downstream of RHEL like classic CentOS was.

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Basée sur

Independent (upstream of RHEL)

Première version

2019

Gestionnaire de paquets

DNF (.rpm)

Environnements de bureau

None (server-focused; GNOME available)

CentOS Stream replaced classic CentOS's role in 2021, but with an inverted position in the pipeline: rather than rebuilding RHEL after release (downstream), Stream tracks what will become the next RHEL minor version before it ships (upstream), receiving updates continuously ahead of each RHEL point release. That makes it genuinely useful for developers and RHEL ecosystem partners who want to test against what's coming, but it's not a like-for-like free replacement for classic CentOS in production the way Rocky Linux or AlmaLinux are. Its packages carry no fixed end-of-life the way a RHEL point release does; each Stream major version's life matches that RHEL major version's full support window.

MirrorNest n'héberge pas les images ISO des distributions — le support d'installation doit toujours provenir directement de la page de téléchargement officielle du projet (lien ci-dessus), afin d'obtenir la somme de contrôle/signature correcte pour vérification.