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What are you running these days where you need that kind of stability? For a lot of folks, their apps run on containers or are static binaries, where the under
by candiddevmike 3y ago
What are you running these days where you need that kind of stability? For a lot of folks, their apps run on containers or are static binaries, where the underlying host packages don't need stability.
- dboreham 3y agoThe kernel still needs to be stable, and support the machine's hardware.
- Alupis 3y agoWe have a ton of legacy in-house codebases that do all sorts of things, and were designed with RHEL/CentOS in mind (scripting, etc). Our k8s containers are generally either the build-tool's default (usually ubuntu or debian) or we specify the alpine version. You are right though, for containers, caring about the distribution is generally not a concern.