Red Hat Goes Free and New CentOS Stream

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[esra_erimez]

I find it so very difficult to believe that Oracle is actually coming out as the Good Guy in this situation

[sabestek]

No ! It's not great news..
It's more like a take-it or leave-it approach. redhat expanded by an okay amount,
no-cost for up to 16 production servers ok. AND ! it's thru the redhat subscriber program with strings attached - meaning when you leave the program so do RHEL based servers.

[shawnwilkersonPhD]

The benefit of RedHat / Centos / Fedora is that they are extremely similar. If you can admin Centos, of course you can admin a RHEL server. Why would this affect confidence levels? They are compiled from the same source and base RPMS.

[hokuspokus]

I don't see it's free.
Still you can only try it for 30 days ;(
Unless you participate in some developer program.

[alphabanks]

Great video I think this is a good move lbh when it comes to enterprise you think of Microsoft and Redhat. Big business has zero problems paying for support contracts most of the complaining is coming from users that want a free ride. The same users that don't even contribute money or time to the open source community.

[whackywakey]

Would be good if Oracle and Microsoft sponsor them too.