My home lab is on mostly Fedora CoreOS, with a few Fedora Server. I've been using Fedora for years with good success and these days everything runs in a contai

My home lab is on mostly Fedora CoreOS, with a few Fedora Server. I've been using Fedora for years with good success and these days everything runs in a container, so rpm-ostree and a mostly read-only filesystem simplifies maintenance. If Fedora is too "bleeding edge", but you want to stay in the RHEL ecosystem, you might try CentOS Stream for yourself to decide whether it feels solid enough to rollout, it is the direction Red Hat wants folks to lean toward, though not necessarily the one many are interested in taking.