> They were using CentOS for no cost previously and have switched to another no cost RHEL rebuild (Rocky). Since they involved CIQ, I'm pretty sure they are no

> They were using CentOS for no cost previously and have switched to another no cost RHEL rebuild (Rocky). Since they involved CIQ, I'm pretty sure they are now paying support for Rocky, which, if you read the article, was clear they didn't mind paying for. It was the per-cpu subscription that was not realistic in their business model.