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"Public cloud workloads have largely avoided RHEL." I wonder how accurate that statement really is, and likely even less so if you include CentOS. As far as c
by indigodaddy 8y ago
"Public cloud workloads have largely avoided RHEL."
I wonder how accurate that statement really is, and likely even less so if you include CentOS.
As far as container workloads, well those seem to be more and more avoiding RHEL/CentOS, but also Ubuntu as well, whilst moving to very minimal images based upon the likes of Alpine, etc.
- seenitall 8y agoI know the data for one large cloud. There’s more Ubuntu than all the others put together, by some distance. Don’t see why it would be different on the other public clouds. They do a lot behind the scenes to make it work really well on each public cloud, which explains why people choose it.