Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.0 RC Benchmarks



The distributions included:
Oracle Linux 6.5 - Oracle's spin of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.5 source tree.
Oracle Linux 7.0 Beta 1 - Oracle's spin of the earlier RHEL 7.0 Beta 1 source code.
CentOS 6.5 - The community spin of RHEL 6.5 that is now collaborating with upstream Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Fedora 20 - The out-of-the-box Fedora 20 for the latest experience of the Red Hat sponsored distribution
RHEL 7.0 RC1 - The just-released public ISO of the new Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.0 environment.
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