DevOps Engineer at a financial services firm with 51-200 employees
Real User
Top 20
Oct 26, 2026
Regarding my main use case, I would like to have more thoroughly tested packages from a compliance perspective and immediate patches if necessary. For example, if there is a vulnerability in a sudo package, I would expect updates right away for that. If things are working well, then normal packages should be available after thorough testing only. I would also like to have some configuration similar to what we have with NixOS, where the operating system is much more configurable and stable. It is similar to how we have infrastructure as code defined for our setups, similar to how Nix functions as operating system as code. I would like to have an approach toward NixOS that allows me to save a configuration and have a similar setup regarding CentOS. Additionally, I would like to have more compatibility. I think the areas in CentOS 10 Stream Latest (CentOS 10) with support by ProComputers that need improvement include documentation first. As an Arch Linux user, I am used to seeing well-documented resources, which I do not find here. However, since Arch Linux and similar distributions are for personal use, we cannot use it for enterprise environments, which is why we opt for something such as this. I would appreciate more documentation, more automation examples in the documentation itself, and better package compatibility guidance. Security update information and guidance on potential compatibility issues and vulnerabilities would also be helpful. I have not encountered any specific issues regarding this, but these are my suggestions to improve the product.
Linux system engineer at a tech vendor with 5,001-10,000 employees
Real User
Top 5
Oct 24, 2026
However, clear documentation, a release note, and upgrade guidance would help admins. Clear documentation and a manual guide will definitely be major things that help admins to work in a production environment.
Senior DevOps and Cloud Engineer at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 5
Oct 21, 2026
I have already noted that sometimes there is slowness in CentOS 10 Stream Latest (CentOS 10) with support by ProComputers; outside of that, everything else is fine. Regarding the slowness in CentOS 10 Stream Latest (CentOS 10) with support by ProComputers, I think improvements in the upgrading process or any kernel-specific aspects could help. As a Linux professional, I believe it will be enhanced in the next upgrade version, so that is not an issue. I am quite impressed with CentOS 10 as it stands.
CentOS 10 Stream Latest (CentOS 10) with support by ProComputers can be improved as the desktop application images come only with the optimizing image configuration available only on AWS EC2 or Azure computes. It comes with integrated custom scripts, and as an immutable OS, there is no need for repeated upgrades since it comes with pre-installed DNF update scripts. Additional improvements needed include SAP configuration enhancements, such as the ability for printer server configuration with enhanced performance. Additionally, it could support cross-OS domains, such as supporting Azure Active Directory and Windows Active Directory integration with CentOS printer server. I chose a rating of seven out of ten because it still requires high performance CPU and performance tuning.
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CentOS 10 Stream Latest (CentOS 10) with support by ProComputers offers a dynamic open-source platform providing continuous updates aligned with upstream developments, making it an ideal choice for advanced deployment environments.This version of CentOS is engineered to offer a more refined, consistent, and reliable platform for development and operational needs, ensuring businesses can seamlessly integrate updates and improvements. Backed by the expertise of ProComputers, users are provided...
Regarding my main use case, I would like to have more thoroughly tested packages from a compliance perspective and immediate patches if necessary. For example, if there is a vulnerability in a sudo package, I would expect updates right away for that. If things are working well, then normal packages should be available after thorough testing only. I would also like to have some configuration similar to what we have with NixOS, where the operating system is much more configurable and stable. It is similar to how we have infrastructure as code defined for our setups, similar to how Nix functions as operating system as code. I would like to have an approach toward NixOS that allows me to save a configuration and have a similar setup regarding CentOS. Additionally, I would like to have more compatibility. I think the areas in CentOS 10 Stream Latest (CentOS 10) with support by ProComputers that need improvement include documentation first. As an Arch Linux user, I am used to seeing well-documented resources, which I do not find here. However, since Arch Linux and similar distributions are for personal use, we cannot use it for enterprise environments, which is why we opt for something such as this. I would appreciate more documentation, more automation examples in the documentation itself, and better package compatibility guidance. Security update information and guidance on potential compatibility issues and vulnerabilities would also be helpful. I have not encountered any specific issues regarding this, but these are my suggestions to improve the product.
However, clear documentation, a release note, and upgrade guidance would help admins. Clear documentation and a manual guide will definitely be major things that help admins to work in a production environment.
I have already noted that sometimes there is slowness in CentOS 10 Stream Latest (CentOS 10) with support by ProComputers; outside of that, everything else is fine. Regarding the slowness in CentOS 10 Stream Latest (CentOS 10) with support by ProComputers, I think improvements in the upgrading process or any kernel-specific aspects could help. As a Linux professional, I believe it will be enhanced in the next upgrade version, so that is not an issue. I am quite impressed with CentOS 10 as it stands.
CentOS 10 Stream Latest (CentOS 10) with support by ProComputers can be improved as the desktop application images come only with the optimizing image configuration available only on AWS EC2 or Azure computes. It comes with integrated custom scripts, and as an immutable OS, there is no need for repeated upgrades since it comes with pre-installed DNF update scripts. Additional improvements needed include SAP configuration enhancements, such as the ability for printer server configuration with enhanced performance. Additionally, it could support cross-OS domains, such as supporting Azure Active Directory and Windows Active Directory integration with CentOS printer server. I chose a rating of seven out of ten because it still requires high performance CPU and performance tuning.