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When will a CentOS 8 image be available for deployment on DigitalOcean Droplets?

Posted October 13, 2019 2.9k views
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Hi,

So I’m currently running CentOS 7 on my production Droplet, and I would like to create a CentOS 8 Droplet ASAP for testing purposes. When creating a new Droplet at any location, the CentOS 8 image is NOT available (I only see CentOS 7.6).

Thank you.

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pmm December 21, 2019

Vultr has has CentOS 8 for at least a month now. I can’t see how they’ve been able to figure out how to deploy it in production but DO hasn’t :-/

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mattieluckie January 4, 2020

Seems like they don’t care for us paying customers…Debian & Ubuntu get more support than an Enterprise-grade OS…

…What a place this is

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adrianbradshaw January 10, 2020

Hmm, I cant find CentOS 8 or Streams. Someone said Vultr has it, looks interesting. I shall sign up and try it out

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pmm January 14, 2020

It appears that CentOS 8 cloud images have finally shown up on centos.org. https://cloud.centos.org/centos/

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alexdo October 14, 2019

Hello, @janvitos

There was already such a discussion in this community question:

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/since-centos-8-is-released-when-we-can-expect-digitalocean-image-for-droplets

I will quote the reply from @sjmacjunkie
“I opened a support ticket and they said pending CentOS releasing a cloud image for CentOS 8”

I hope it helps.

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rzninform December 19, 2019

Good afternoon. Two months have passed, are there any changes?

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aaronjprice December 29, 2019

Linode also has it. Any progress here?

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