Which number in the code-naming schema represents a beta distribution?

In the Dell PowerStore code-naming schema, the number that represents a beta distribution is4. This is based on the PowerStoreOS release matrix, where the versioning and distribution types are indicated by specific digits in the version number.The third digit in the version number typically represents the target code, which is a highly trusted and recommended release1.

For beta distributions, which are pre-release versions provided for testing purposes, Dell uses specific numbering conventions to distinguish them from general availability releases. These beta versions are important for testing new features and fixes in a controlled environment before they are released to all customers.

For detailed information on the code-naming schema and understanding the different types of software distributions for Dell PowerStore, including beta distributions, administrators should refer to the official Dell PowerStoreOS Matrix documentation.This document provides a comprehensive overview of the versioning system and the criteria used to determine the target code and other distribution types1.