absolutely huge pain in the ass. The issue isn't typically around installing a new linux distro; that works fine, these days. it's usually getting all your in-h

absolutely huge pain in the ass. The issue isn't typically around installing a new linux distro; that works fine, these days. it's usually getting all your in-house code and processes to work properly with the new environment that's the nightmare. you'll be handling weird bug reports related to the migration for months. which is in no way redhat's, or centos's fault.