End of CentOS Linux. Where to migrate?

Hello everyone! As you probably know, CentOS Linux, the main Enterprise-level Linux server distribution, will soon disappear. It wasn’t hard to predict when RedHat acquired CentOS in 2014, and now it is actually happening. End of life of CentOS Linux 8 was 31.12.2021. There won’t be CentOS Linux as downstream for RedHat anymore. Only CentOS Stream, that will be upstream for RedHat, more or less a testing distro like Fedora. Of course, it is a matter of debate whether security guys can actually decide which Linux distributions a company will use and set that as a requirement. But in any case, the security guys will definitely take part in the decision. I made a poll in my Telegram channel. 113 people voted. So, let’s take a look at the results and discuss which of the Linux distributions we can recommend to IT teams. Read here: avleonov.com/2022/01/21/end-o...
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[@sitaroartworks]

Go openSUSE all the way or Fedora. They are great RPM based distros. Rock solid.

[@RahulThakur_Talks]

how can we migrate from Redhat to SUSE Linux

[@ankursrivastava4702]

Can you please let me know how to move from CentOS to Ubuntu. Can you share any link explaining step-by-step

[@ghostwavewrider]

CentOS 7.9 is around for 2 more years, right?

[@avleonovcom]

Yes. CentOS Linux 7 will reach end of life on June 30, 2024.