It depends. Most of them are undocumented, have no testing and have accumulated years of RHEL specific stuff (RPMs, using EPEL for dependencies, ansible). At th

It depends. Most of them are undocumented, have no testing and have accumulated years of RHEL specific stuff (RPMs, using EPEL for dependencies, ansible). At the same time they service hundreds of important users per day, making them difficult to change. Our "cloud" also only offers RHEL-like images (Centos and now Rocky), so getting another distro involves getting a special exception and installing it from iso.