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Editor to share with you what the changing trend of RHEL/CentOS architecture is. I hope you will get something after reading this article. Let's discuss it together.

The overall architecture has changed significantly, from supporting multiple platforms and architectures to supporting a single platform and a single architecture.

Currently, the latest RHEL/CentOS 7 only supports x86 / 64 architecture. That is to say, x86 / 64 is likely to follow. It is hard to hear any more sounds like Anton. For more information on the process of change, please see the CentOS download list:

Version

Minor release

CD and DVD ISO Images

Packages

Release Email

Release Notes

End-Of-Life

CentOS-7

7.0.1406

X86_64

RPMs

CentOS

CentOS RHEL

30 June 2024

CentOS-6

6.5

I386 x86_64

RPMs

CentOS

CentOS RHEL

30 Nov 2020

CentOS-5

5.10

I386 x86_64

RPMs

CentOS

CentOS RHEL

31 Mar 2017

CentOS-4

4.9

I386 x86_64 ia64 s390s390x alpha Note: The install media is CentOS-4.8, see the Release Notes for details

RPMs

CentOS

CentOS RHEL

29 Feb 2012

CentOS-3

3.9

I386 x86_64 ia64 s390 s390x

RPMs

CentOS

RHEL

31 Oct 2010

CentOS-2.1

-

I386

RPMs

CentOSRHEL

31 May 2009

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