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OpenCloudOS Community stable release 8.6: based on Linux kernel 5.4, supports direct deployment of applications to production systems

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2023-11-24 10:41:17 09月15日 Update

CTOnews.com Sept. 18, according to OpenCloudOS release, recently, the open source operating system community OpenCloudOS announced the release of the second community stable version of OpenCloudOS 8.6.

Officially, OpenCloudOS 8.6 uses a more flexible graphical installation method, supports custom partitions and file system selection for business scenarios, supports the selection of multiple international languages, supports the selection and installation of software groups for a variety of different scenarios, and also supports automatic scripting and automatic installation, basically covering the general requirements of server scenarios.

The community said that OpenCloudOS 8.6 is independently developed and designed based on Linux kernel version 5.4, supports multi-computing architecture, and its core capabilities such as stability, security, compatibility and performance have been fully verified for a long time. As a reliable enterprise server Linux distribution, users can deploy OpenCloudOS 8.6 directly to the production system according to their needs, reducing the operating costs of the system.

Problem management

OpenCloudOS's bug tracking system:

Https://bugs.opencloudos.tech/

source code

All source code for OpenCloudOS 8 is hosted on gitee:

Https://gitee.com/src-opencloudos-rpms

Https://gitee.com/src-opencloudos-modules

Download link

To download OpenCloudOS V8.6, please visit:

Https://mirrors.opencloudos.tech/opencloudos/

Https://mirrors.tencent.com/opencloudos/

If you encounter any problems when using the OpenCloudOS distribution, you are welcome to make more valuable suggestions.

Official website address: https://www.opencloudos.org/

CTOnews.com learned that OpenCloudOS is an operating system community project initiated by operating systems, cloud platforms, software and hardware vendors and individuals. At the beginning of its establishment, it decided to become a completely open and neutral open source community, and has confirmed the acceptance of community project donations through the TOC review of the Open Atomic Open Source Foundation. The community will build a comprehensive neutral, open, secure, stable, easy-to-use, high-performance Linux server operating system.