[amorousf00p]

I've run it. Still run it for NFS4 cots NAS for HPC clusters and web services. Will be moving back to it next year for HPC nodes...or maybe FreeBSD depending on this acquisition.

fedora was way ahead in performance for years. That was the only reason to go RH-alike but Fedora is _so_ flaky and systemd upstream + attendant cruft like firewalld and the default selinux policies are nightmares. Every Fedora distribution is another set of bugs and workarounds that push you towards RH enterprise..as if you hadn't been doing this for 20 years and needed RH to show you the way.

Fedora is nice if you are doing hypervsiors with QEMU/KVM. Very close to prod out the box.