I second all of that. For anyone who might be interested in Fedora-family, namely systemd, SELinux, and firewalld bits I am writing a book now about deploying

I second all of that. For anyone who might be interested in Fedora-family, namely systemd, SELinux, and firewalld bits I am writing a book now about deploying with Fedora and CentOS Stream[0] and I am almost finished. With this announcement I might add RHEL support directly - the difference is just in running a subscription manager. Also, if you are using Vagrant, you can use RHEL with a vagrant-registration plugin that automatically subscribe you (disclaimer: I made the plugin when working for Red Hat and packaging Vagrant for Fedora). [0] https://deploymentfromscratch.com/ https://deploymentfromscratch.com/