Webinar

Powered by Community, Optimized for Enterprise:
How AlmaLinux Delivers Security, Performance, and Open-Source Freedom

To deliver solutions that make an impact, enterprises need an OS that delivers stability, performance, and freedom – without tying them to costly, restrictive vendor contracts.

Should you keep paying for a commercial Linux distribution like RHEL or Oracle Linux, or switch to a community-powered option like AlmaLinux?

Enjoy this webinar, co-led by the Chair of the Board of the AlmaLinux OS Foundation alongside a commercial Linux distro insider, to discover which approach gives your organization the flexibility to innovate and control costs – without sacrificing enterprise-grade support.

During this on-demand webinar, you’ll discover:

How to compare commercial and community Linux distributions, and choose the best option for long-term performance, stability, and freedom from vendor lock-in.
How AlmaLinux’s open governance, strong community, and diverse support ecosystem enable enterprises to stay in control and adapt to changing business needs.
How to enhance AlmaLinux with expert, enterprise-level support services for compliance, security, and mission-critical uptime — with no compromise on flexibility or independence.

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This Webinar Will Be Led by

Eric Hendricks

Technical Storyteller & Open Source Advocate | Educator | Host of The IT Guy Show | Former Red Hat, GitLab | Current Product Marketing Manager at TuxCare

Eric Hendricks is a solutions architect, technical marketing professional, and open source advocate with a background in Linux systems engineering and infrastructure. Having worked on both the technical and marketing sides of the industry, he turns complex topics into clear, engaging conversations. A seasoned presenter and Fedora Podcast host, Eric has led webinars, livestreams, and conference sessions on Linux, open source, and emerging technologies.

benny Vasquez

Chair of the Board of Directors at the AlmaLinux OS Foundation

benny Vasquez is Chair of the Board of Directors of the AlmaLinux OS Foundation, elected in October 2021 and sponsored full time in the role since 2023, strengthening the foundation’s resiliency and community-centric governance and representing AlmaLinux across the open source world. With more than 20 years in hosting, support, and community leadership, she previously worked on open source security at Microsoft, built the community engagement function at cPanel, led community and developer relations at Chef Software and Progress, and began her career at Liquid Web.