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For those that missed it: When CentOS8 was released in September 2019 it had an end-of-life on May 31st 2029. So maintenance/security updates until that date, a
by someperson 5y ago
For those that missed it: When CentOS8 was released in September 2019 it had an end-of-life on May 31st 2029. So maintenance/security updates until that date, and regular updates until May 1st 2024.
Then in December 2020, RedHat announced the end-of-life was moved back to December 2021.
Yes: changing the support lifetime of the operating system from 10 years to 1 year.
- deadbunny 5y agos/RedHat/IBM
- yjftsjthsd-h 5y agoWhen this was announced, it was loudly claimed by everyone involved that Red Hat had been planning this before the IBM acquisition. Obviously I have no way of verifying that, but I also have no particular reason to disbelieve them either. Take with grain of salt.
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]