CentOS Room for Improvement

D6B8

District Technology at a K-12 educational company or school with 1,001-5,000 employees

You're getting what you expect (a linux distro). The wizard has gotten better through the years, so maybe they could build more options into the wizard. However, we have scripts that we deploy to overcome this. View full review »

SCMAdmin425

SCM administrator at a tech company with 5,001-10,000 employees

Out of the box, the NFS client is weak. It needs considerable kernel tuning before it runs NFS-bound applications efficiently. Perf "goes off a cliff" long before it should with the default settings. The auto-mounter has been unstable, although it has been getting better recently. View full review »

Joseba Garrido Gonzalez

Director Corporate Systems Division at a tech services company with 51-200 employees

NVMe support. The manufacturer is developing a new line for that model which includes support for that type of hard drive. View full review »

Panduka Samarasinghe Cissp

Security Pre-Sales Engineer - Southern Reigion at a tech services company with 51-200 employees

I've found certain issues where I couldn't find any documentation to help me solve them. But I guess it's a case by case situation where popular problems have a lot of chatter about how to resolve, whereas certain problems don't have as much. View full review »

it_user351633

Cloud Engineer | OpenStack Consultant at a tech services company with 51-200 employees

CentOS and RHEL for that matter are fairly difficult for beginners, as there are no popular and widely used Red Hat-based Desktop distros. And this has a slightly smaller user base and tutorials than other popular distros. View full review »

Benoit Ledermann

Cloud & Monitoring System Engineer at a tech vendor with 501-1,000 employees

Reverse compatibility with old commands View full review »

applicat357567

Applications & Systems Administrator at a university with 501-1,000 employees

I would like it to be more intuitive. There could be better help facilities. However, I guess the GUI can be fairly intuitive. View full review »