> (the host is not RHEL, just my container). Are you sure that is really a supported RHEL configuration? As far as I know, to get support unless you have a pr

> (the host is not RHEL, just my container). Are you sure that is really a supported RHEL configuration? As far as I know, to get support unless you have a pretty special (and more expansive and expensive) support contract you're supposed to run a RHEL host and a RHEL base layer for the container images. Your configuration looks like running standard RHEL over something not-RHEL, but without anything besides binary compatibility; so why not run RHEL UBI? RHEL UBI has a much more lax license that you can almost pretty much use and basically redistribute freely, and you can get support for the RHEL components on it.