CentOS Linux is going End of Life, What does that mean for me?

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CentOS Linux is going End of Life, What does that mean for me?

CentOS Linux has set the standard for open-source platforms for server workloads for nearly 20 years. However, many users are thinking about the day when the last live version will be released. What happens then? Take a look at this illuminating blog about the future using Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

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CentOS Linux is going End of Life, What does that mean for me?