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CentOS Linux 7’s End of Life Creates Immediate Opportunity to Reduce Risks and Costs to an Application Environment With Red Hat Enterprise Linux
As the IT landscape evolves, migrating from end-of-life CentOS Linux to an alternative OS has become a business imperative. In this ESG Showcase, discover the benefits of an enterprise-level, supported distribution of Linux, such as the open source Red Hat Enterprise Linux for cloud and hybrid cloud applications.
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Migrate Off CentOS Linux With Confidence
Soon, the CentOS Project will discontinue updates and releases of CentOS Linux version 7, leaving many organizations having to construct a migration plan. Watch this snackable video to learn how Red Hat Enterprise Linux on AWS simplifies this journey and how to migrate from CentOS to Red Hat Enterprise Linux with confidence.
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The shortest path to Red Hat Enterprise Linux on AWS
Join Red Hat and AWS for a webinar to learn how Red Hat Enterprise Linux on AWS can deliver more value for your organization, including a demo of a migration from CentOS to RHEL.
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Red Hat CentOS7 to RHEL7 migration on AWS
In this video, you’ll hear from David Duncan, Partner Solutions Architect at AWS, as well as Mayur Shetty, Partner Solutions Architect at Red Hat, about how you can complete a Red Hat CentOS7 to RHEL7 migration on AWS. Tune in to gain expert insights about tools and processes designed to help you enable a successful migration.
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Migrate from CentOS Linux to Red Hat Enterprise Linux on AWS
According to IDC, compared to unpaid alternatives like CentOS Linux, Red Hat Enterprise Linux helps your teams get more done, faster, no matter where they work:32% more efficient IT infrastructure teams42% faster identification of security risks23% faster development life cycles for new applicationsDive into this white paper to learn more.
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Converting CentOS Linux to Red Hat Enterprise Linux
The CentOS Project discontinued updates and releases of CentOS Linux version 8 on Dec. 31, 2021, and will discontinue version 7 on June 30, 2024. If your organization needs to migrate from CentOS Linux, this white paper explores why you should consider Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) as your operating system of choice. Read the white paper here.