The interesting thing is that pretty much every single RHEL customer kept CentOS on the side as an "alternative". Over the past few years a lot of those alterna

The interesting thing is that pretty much every single RHEL customer kept CentOS on the side as an "alternative". Over the past few years a lot of those alternatives actually became production systems (support became an app thing with Docker, not an OS thing), and now _of course_ Rocky is a better option, due to the lower cost and community backing (or just moving the hosts to Ubuntu/Debian).