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Plesk 12 and Centos 7

rbstern

Basic Pleskian
I'm running several servers with Plesk 12 and CentOS 6.5, and it's been a good, stable solution for me. I'm getting ready to deploy some upgraded hardware, and I am trying to decide whether or not to use Centos 6.6 or Centos 7.

Interested in hearing from folks about how their Plesk + CentOS 7 experiences have been.

Am I giving up anything by staying with CentOS 6? Same question when Plesk 12.1 comes along, will anything in CentOS 7 improve the quality of my experience?
 
hello,

IMHO, it's better to keep servers on modern OS. vote for centos 7 :)
 
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