Klient: RedHat
Format: Overview
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Språk: Engelsk
Dato: 28.05.2026
Converting CentOS Linux to Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Discover how to maximize your migration transition
With the announcement that the CentOS Project will discontinue updates and releases of CentOS Linux® version 8 on Dec. 31, 2021 and of version 7 on June 30, 2024, many organizations began the process of reevaluating their IT environments and started to plan for a migration.
If your organization needs a production-grade operating system (OS) to run critical business systems, migrating to a fully supported Red Hat® Enterprise Linux subscription with a predictable life cycle and extensive partner ecosystem is a straight-forward process that results in a deployment with a similar user experience to that of CentOS Linux.
In this overview, you'll learn:
With the announcement that the CentOS Project will discontinue updates and releases of CentOS Linux® version 8 on Dec. 31, 2021 and of version 7 on June 30, 2024, many organizations began the process of reevaluating their IT environments and started to plan for a migration.
If your organization needs a production-grade operating system (OS) to run critical business systems, migrating to a fully supported Red Hat® Enterprise Linux subscription with a predictable life cycle and extensive partner ecosystem is a straight-forward process that results in a deployment with a similar user experience to that of CentOS Linux.
In this overview, you'll learn:
- The benefits of migrating from CentOS Linux to Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
- The options for migrating to Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
- How to use the Convert2RHEL tool and what support it provides.
- How Red Hat Consulting can help with complex migrations.
Download this overview to learn more about the many benefits and options for migrating to Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
