Blog Series
CentOS
CentOS Stream 9 End of...
Key Takeaways CentOS Stream 9 is scheduled to reach end of life on May 31, 2027. After that date, the CentOS Project stops shipping security patches and bug fixes for...
Ksplice vs KernelCare Enterprise: Live...
Not all Linux live patching solutions are created equal. In fact, many live patching solutions are quite limited. Oracle’s Ksplice is an example of a limited live patching tool, which...
CentOS 8 EOL: Stay Secure...
Key Takeaways CentOS 8 no longer receives official security updates, leaving systems vulnerable to security threats and compliance risks. You have two options to secure your systems: migrate to a...
Enterprise Migration Checklist: Moving from...
Key Takeaways Assess workloads, validate hardware, and run application testing in a staging environment before migrating from CentOS to AlmaLinux or Rocky Linux. Mitigate risks such as dependency drift, kernel...
Managing Linux Servers with Cockpit:...
The complexity of server management can often be overwhelming, especially with the end of life (EOL) of CentOS 7, which necessitates finding new tools and strategies for server administration. One...
What Distributions and Kernels are...
KernelCare Enterprise is a fully automated live patching system designed to automatically patch vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel without system reboots, downtimes, or scheduled maintenance windows. Several distributions and kernels...
Switching from CentOS to...
AlmaLinux is proving to be a popular alternative to the now-nearly-dead CentOS stable release. However, plenty of CentOS 7 and 8 users are still using CentOS as their main computing...