Absolutely. RHEL 7 (and downstreams) has maintenance support for another year, so there are many systems that administrators and now looking at upgrading. Specu

Absolutely. RHEL 7 (and downstreams) has maintenance support for another year, so there are many systems that administrators and now looking at upgrading. Speculatively, Red Hat timed the source availability change strategically to coincide with this epoch and force these administrators into a tight spot and hopefully get more subscriptions. Should these systems have been upgraded sooner? One year has usually allowed plenty of time for testing and rollout of the next major release.