[Gllug] CentOS for Production (CentOS 6.0 Vs 6.1 Vs 6.2)

[Robert]

On 26/02/12 11:32, Martin A. Brooks wrote:
> On Sun, February 26, 2012 11:10, Tethys wrote:
>> Presumably you feel exactly the same way about Debian Stable and
>> Ubuntu LTS?
> No. Mainly because just about every single useful piece of software for
> Linux is already packaged for Debian.  If you want something a bit newer
> than is shipped with stable then that's what the backports and volatile
> trees are for.
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And of course by name, and by nature, "Volatile Tree" is not something 
you'd use on a stable production system.
Debian Stable is far from cutting edge, but it is one of the more stable 
systems and for this reason is why so many off-springs derive from it.

Horses for courses gentlemen, unless you have a real business need to 
upgrade your production system, I'd keep it running as is. Identify the 
benefits before upgrading, and if it doesn't bring anything significant, 
don't do it!

Robert.
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