[ale] Fedora or Centos - which is more relevant for someone wanting Red Hat experience today?

[Damon L. Chesser]

one note: if you want a test bed for training AND you have hard ware
enabled virtualization you might want to do something like install
proxmox ve or run virt-manager.  Proxmox is better suited if you have a
test box, virt-manager if you are using your desktop/workstation.  This
will allow you to install and install and install and configure and play
"network" games in a sandbox.

On Fri, 2010-02-05 at 19:52 +0000, brian.schenken at gmail.com wrote:
> Hiya folks,
> 
> My work may be sending my team out for Red Hat certs this year, so
> I've decided I'll get a head start by playing around with the closest
> (free) distribution I can. (Ubuntu cured me of distro-hopping a few
> years back so my experience is a bit out dated.)
> 
> I'm looking for something that will install, be updated and
> maintained, and host applications/services in the most redhatty
> fashion possible...  
> 
> If any of you work with Red Hat professionally and/or have recent
> experience with these distros - would you offer me your opinion?
> 
> Thanks muchly, and have an awesome weekend!
> 
> Brian
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