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Totally official relationships: https://community.redhat.com/centos-faq/ https://community.redhat.com/centos-faq/

by zaat 7y ago

BossingAround 7y ago
So, it depends a lot what you consider an 'official relationship'. You cannot pay and be supported on CentOS. If you talk to Red Hat and you say 'we have CentOS running', the first thing they'll talk to you about is how do you migrate to RHEL, because no officially-supported products from RH run on CentOS. That said, it is in RH's best interest to have a free version of RHEL that customers can try out and migrate their workloads to, precisely because it's easy to migrate them to RHEL. So yes, in that sense, there's some relationship. You're correct though that there's a lot more relationship than I previously thought. Thanks for the link! I'll update my knowledge :).