As updated packages pass testing and meet standards for stability, they are pushed into CentOS Stream as well as the nightly build of RHEL. To achieve this stability, each major release of Stream starts from a stable release of Fedora Linux-In CentOS Stream 9, this begins with Fedora 34, which is the same code base from which RHEL 9 is built.

The aim? For CentOS Stream to be as fundamentally stable as RHEL itself. Updates posted to Stream are identical to those posted to the unreleased minor version of RHEL. Before a package is formally introduced to CentOS Stream, it undergoes a battery of tests and checks-both automated and manual-to ensure it meets the stringent standards for inclusion in RHEL. What’s Great About CentOS Stream CentOS Stream is ContinuousĬentOS Stream is a continuous-delivery distribution providing each point-release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). The CentOS Project is delighted to announce the availability of CentOS Stream 9, the latest major release of the CentOS Stream distribution.

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