Oof I wish more enterprises/govs could do that. In RHEL 8, a team would need to modify their trust chain to include centos 7 / epel to get at the old and still

Oof I wish more enterprises/govs could do that. In RHEL 8, a team would need to modify their trust chain to include centos 7 / epel to get at the old and still working `yum install` binaries, and that gets into IT signoffs before we even get into discussing updated versions. I'd totally expect a trade-off for old & stable over new and shiny for RHEL: They're getting paid for that kind of neutral & reliable infra behavior. That'd mean RHEL is packaging docker / docker-compose, and maybe podman as an optional alternative. Instead IBM/RHEL is burning IT dept $ and stability by not allowing docker and only sanctioning + actively promoting IT teams use their alternative in unreliable ways.