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This Oracle Linux 8.10 image comes with added charges for the cloud-ready configuration and continuous validation carried out by ProComputers. Release 8.10 is the last minor update of the Oracle Linux 8 series, making it the most refined and complete version of the platform before the move to Oracle Linux 9. That makes Oracle Linux 8.10 a sensible target for teams that want a settled operating system on Amazon EC2 without chasing frequent point releases. The image includes cloud-init for automatic first-boot setup, the Elastic Network Adapter driver for quick networking, and SELinux in enforcing mode. Because it is rebuilt from Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 sources, software certified for RHEL 8 works without changes. OracleLinux 8.10 is a good fit for application servers, database hosts, container nodes, and CI/CD runners. ProComputers tests and refreshes this AMI on a steady cadence so your instances start from a clean, current base.
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Overview
This Oracle Linux 8.10 AMI is a repackaged open source software product, that carries additional charges for the security hardening and cloud integration work done by ProComputers.
Login using ec2-user and ssh public key authentication .
Oracle Linux 8.10 on Amazon EC2
Oracle Linux 8.10 is the final minor release of the Oracle Linux 8 line, the most polished and complete form of the platform before Oracle Linux 9 takes over. It is built from Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 source code, so applications tested on RHEL 8 run here without modification. It also works well as a CentOS replacement for teams leaving CentOS 8. The default Red Hat Compatible Kernel keeps strict RHEL parity, while the Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel (UEK) can be installed as an option for newer drivers and tuning. Updates arrive from the official OracleLinux 8.10 repositories, and cloud-init handles first-boot configuration.
Other ProComputers packaged Linux images:
- Oracle Linux 8 Latest
- Oracle Linux 8 LVM
- Oracle Linux 9
- Oracle Linux 10
- Rocky Linux 8
- Rocky Linux 9
- Rocky Linux 10
- AlmaLinux 8
- AlmaLinux 9
- AlmaLinux 10
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux RHEL 8
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux RHEL 9
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux RHEL 10
- CentOS 9
- CentOS 10
- Ubuntu 26.04 LTS
Key Features of This Oracle Linux 8.10 (OL8) Image
- Cloud-init enabled: SSH keys, user-data scripts, and packages are applied at first boot, ready for Terraform or CloudFormation.
- Secure by default: SELinux runs in enforcing mode, password logins are off, and direct root access is blocked from the start.
- ENA networking support: The Elastic Network Adapter driver delivers high bandwidth and low latency for network-intensive services.
Popular Use Cases on AWS
- Web servers: Host websites and APIs with Apache or Nginx on a hardened, predictable operating system.
- Database workloads: Run MySQL, PostgreSQL, or MongoDB with consistent performance and long-term stability.
- CI/CD pipelines: Use one OracleLinux8 image for Jenkins agents, Terraform runners, and Ansible control nodes.
Conclusion
Choose Oracle Linux 8.10 for Amazon EC2 when you need a secure, RHEL-compatible operating system that is ready for production on first boot. As the last stop of its release series, Oracle Enterprise Linux 8.10 (OEL8) gives long-running services a steady base without frequent upgrade cycles. ProComputers keeps this AMI patched and refreshed so you can scale with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I connect after launch? Sign in as ec2-user using SSH public key authentication . Direct root login is turned off.
- Is this image compatible with RHEL 8? Yes. Oracle Linux 8.10 is binary compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8, so RHEL 8 packages and software behave the same way.
- Who maintains this AMI? ProComputers builds, validates, and updates this image, applying security fixes and AWS-specific tuning on a regular schedule.
Why Choose ProComputers
Drawing on more than ten years of cloud experience, ProComputers creates secure, performance-focused Linux images for AWS EC2, and this Oracle Linux 8.10 AMI is one of them. Every image is kept minimal, hardened, routinely updated, and built for enterprise-level stability and speed.
Oracle, Java, MySQL, and NetSuite are registered trademarks of Oracle and/or its affiliates. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners. This AMI is independently built by ProComputers for use in AWS EC2.
Highlights
- Oracle Linux 8.10 is the closing minor release of the Oracle Linux 8 family, bringing together years of fixes and enhancements into one mature build for Amazon EC2. Because no further point releases are planned, your servers can stay on OracleLinux 8.10 and keep receiving security errata without major version churn. Instances launch with SELinux enforcing, SSH key access only, and a slim package set, giving you a secure starting point for long-lived workloads.
- Oracle Linux 8.10 AMI is prepared specifically for EC2, with ENA support for strong network throughput, fast boot times, and full compatibility with the instance metadata service. Cloud-init applies your user-data on first launch, letting Terraform, CloudFormation, or Ansible set hostnames, users, and packages automatically. Standardizing on Oracle Linux 8.10 (OL8) across development, testing, and production keeps environments aligned and reduces deployment surprises.
- OracleLinux8 is a proven CentOS replacement, so organizations still running CentOS 8 workloads can move to Oracle Enterprise Linux 8.10 (OEL8) with very little rework. The image boots the Red Hat Compatible Kernel for full RHEL alignment, and the Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel (UEK) is available as an option when you want newer drivers and extra performance features. ProComputers takes care of building, hardening, and refreshing the image so your team can focus on applications.
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An AMI is a virtual image that provides the information required to launch an instance. Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instances are virtual servers on which you can run your applications and workloads, offering varying combinations of CPU, memory, storage, and networking resources. You can launch as many instances from as many different AMIs as you need.
Version release notes
- Repackaged on a default 8 GiB volume using the latest Oracle Linux 8 security updates available at the release date.
- In this Oracle Linux 8 AMI version, the primary partition and filesystem automatically extend during boot if the instance volume is bigger than the default one.
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Ssh to the Oracle Linux 8 instance public IP address and login as 'ec2-user' using the key specified at launch time. Use 'sudo su -' in order to get a root prompt. For more information please visit the links below:
- Connect to your Oracle Linux 8 instance using an SSH client .
- Connect to your Oracle Linux 8 instance from Windows using PuTTY .
- Transfer files to your Oracle Linux 8 instance using SCP .
Monitor the health and proper function of the Oracle Linux 8 virtual machine you have just launched:
- Navigate to your Amazon EC2 console and verify that you are in the correct region.
- Choose Instances from the left menu and select your Oracle Linux 8 launched virtual machine instance.
- Select Status and alarms tab at the bottom of the page to review if your Oracle Linux 8 virtual machine status checks passed or failed.
- For more information visit the Status checks for Amazon EC2 instances page in AWS Documentation.
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For technical assistance, maintenance inquiries, or troubleshooting related to this Oracle Linux 8.10 image, please visit the ProComputers Support Portal . Our team is ready to help with configuration guidance, deployment issues, or general image feedback. If you encounter any problem with this Oracle Linux 8.10 AMI, please contact us immediately for prompt investigation and resolution.
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Security Hardening
SELinux runs in enforcing mode, password logins are disabled, and direct root access is blocked by default
Cloud Initialization
Cloud-init enables automatic first-boot configuration for SSH keys, user-data scripts, and package installation compatible with Terraform and CloudFormation
Network Performance
Elastic Network Adapter (ENA) driver support delivers high bandwidth and low latency for network-intensive workloads
Kernel Options
Red Hat Compatible Kernel maintains strict RHEL 8 parity, with Unbreakable Enterprise Kernel (UEK) available as an optional alternative for newer drivers and performance tuning
RHEL Compatibility
Binary compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8, allowing RHEL 8 certified software and packages to run without modification
STIG Hardening Compliance
Pre-hardened image compliant with SI Core STIG standards for enhanced security posture and regulatory compliance
Advanced Security Protocols
Built-in Windows Defender and improved encryption methods for data integrity protection
Dynamic Resource Scaling
Support for dynamic scaling within AWS environment to adjust resources based on application demand
Native Japanese Language Support
Localized interface and administration capabilities optimized for Japanese-speaking enterprises
AWS Service Integration
Seamless integration with native AWS tools and services for comprehensive cloud solution deployment
Operating System Configuration
Windows Server 2022 Datacenter Desktop Experience with Simplified Chinese localization, including documented edition, build number, language settings, system locale, regional format, keyboard/input configuration, and time zone verification
Security Hardening
Versioned security-hardening baseline applied with documented controls, values, exceptions, and effective states verified on the final AMI, with credential-free construction containing no embedded passwords, keys, tokens, or account-specific configuration
Software Inventory Documentation
Documented development and utility tool inventory recorded by product/package/binary name, exact version, publisher/source, installer/checksum/signature state, installation path, license/notice status, and validation result
Build State Recording
Build-date update baseline recording Windows build number, edition, installation type, cumulative-update KBs, servicing state, update source, tool versions, and image-build date as a point-in-time snapshot
Image Validation Testing
Bounded EC2 validation covering launch and restart behavior, Windows activation state, edition and installation type verification, Simplified Chinese UI and locale state, tool inventory and version checks, device state, security-profile control verification, and credential absence confirmation
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What is our primary use case?
My main use case for Oracle Linux 8.9 with support by ProComputers is for installing products like MySQL Database, which was initially for installing Oracle products.
How has it helped my organization?
Oracle Linux 8.9 with support by ProComputers has had a positive impact on my organization, especially due to its ease of integration and driver compatibility, particularly with Oracle or MySQL products, and I really enjoy working with this distribution when dealing with these two products.
In practical results, I found the performance improvement of the database quite subtle—small, but there was improvement, particularly with better management of the machine's memory consumption and the operating system's own semaphores with the disk Sync I/O.
What is most valuable?
I notice specific advantages in choosing Oracle Linux 8.9 with support by ProComputers compared to other distributions, mainly because of ease of integration and tools and dependencies when installing related products. In other Linux distributions, I sometimes have difficulty getting the correct dependency versions.
In terms of features that make the process easier, the initial configuration of Oracle Linux 8.9 with support by ProComputers is very simple, and the driver compatibility is excellent.
What needs improvement?
Oracle Linux 8.9 with support by ProComputers could be improved in several ways. I think the installation documentation could be clearer, more practical, and more objective.
I would suggest that the step-by-step guidance be improved to be more objective in the product's installation configuration. For Oracle products such as Oracle Database itself and MySQL, the information should be clearer, especially for the MySQL installation concerning the composition and step-by-step process of installing and configuring drivers.
The missing aspect is the need for clearer information in the installation manual of the product itself and the related products belonging to the company, such as MySQL and Oracle, as it lacks configuration details.
I don't have any further suggestions for improving Oracle Linux 8.9 with support by ProComputers aside from the documentation mentioned, as I don't make direct use of any specific feature of Oracle Linux 8.9 with support by ProComputers itself, other than for database use.
For how long have I used the solution?
I have been using Oracle Linux 8.9 with support by ProComputers for around four years, as I have used it several times when installing Oracle databases and other types of databases as the database platform for customers I had when I did consulting work.
What do I think about the stability of the solution?
Oracle Linux 8.9 with support by ProComputers is stable. On all the servers where I have it, I don't have any problems, as the server doesn't restart by itself and remains stable.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
I have only used Oracle Linux 8.9 with support by ProComputers with Oracle RAC and for MySQL replication, and its scalability was very smooth. I didn't have any problems with that.
How are customer service and support?
I didn't need to contact support for Oracle Linux 8.9 with support by ProComputers, thankfully, as the product has always worked very well, and I haven't had any negative incidents with it.
Which solution did I use previously and why did I switch?
We previously used some products that worked with SQL Server and others with PostgreSQL, but we changed to using MySQL and products that utilized Oracle Database due to acquisitions like SAP, which required these databases.
What was our ROI?
The necessity arose to use Oracle Database or MySQL, and Oracle Linux 8.9 with support by ProComputers was requested along with it.
What's my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing?
We just communicate that we need the resource, provided there is already an authorized and purchased package.
Which other solutions did I evaluate?
Before choosing Oracle Linux 8.9 with support by ProComputers, I didn't evaluate other options, as the product already came predetermined for these versions due to compatibility.
What other advice do I have?
On a scale of one to ten, I would rate Oracle Linux 8.9 with support by ProComputers a nine.
Regarding the AI features of Oracle Linux 8.9 with support by ProComputers, I still haven't had the opportunity to use it, but from what I have read, it seems quite interesting.
Oracle Linux 8.9 with support by ProComputers is deployed in my organization mainly on AWS in the cloud on EC2 machines, and today I have many on-premises machines installed.
I use AWS as my cloud provider.
My recommendation to others reading reviews on PeerSpot is to go for it if the use will be for Oracle Database and its related products, or MySQL, which are products designed to work perfectly on this operating system.
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Hybrid Cloud
If public cloud, private cloud, or hybrid cloud, which cloud provider do you use?
Amazon Web Services (AWS)