Closed kirjaamo closed 4 months ago
Red Hat Enterprise Linux is mentioned in two places:
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux is supported with binary packages
- There is an example: "For example,
rhel6-amd64
would reference packages for a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 server running on 64-bit hardware."CentOS 8 mentioned once:
- Please note that on CentOS 8 and RedHat 8, you need to disable MySQL and MariaDB modules before installing Galera Cluster
Should I replace Red Hat Enterprise Linux with something else? For CentOS 8, whould I replace it with CentOS 7 or Stream?
We don't do CentOS 8 nor Stream now so Red Hat 8
Also, RHEL6 is something we most definitely don't support any longer, might want to fix that too
RHEL8 is ok, if the version number is mentioned, it is 8
@kirjaamo we now even have a tool to tell you more about this
./gm-installer version --list-supported-oses gm-installer version 1.13.0 (linux/amd64) Supported OSes: centos:7: deprecated debian:10: deprecated debian:11: active debian:12: active redhat:8: active ubuntu:20.04: active ubuntu:22.04: active
This is the list of supported OSes. Deprecated means will be removed in future, but currently, this is quite a long list of supported install options
Red Hat Enterprise Linux is mentioned in two places:
rhel6-amd64
would reference packages for a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 server running on 64-bit hardware."CentOS 8 mentioned once:
Should I replace Red Hat Enterprise Linux with something else? For CentOS 8, whould I replace it with CentOS 7 or Stream?